Implicit Calculations of an Aeroelasticity Problem
We show that a linearized implicit scheme for the flow resolution can be an efficient and accurate method for solving fluid-structure interaction. The fluid is modeled by the Euler equations in two dimensions, and the structure by a one (free piston) or a two (NACA 0012 airfoil) degrees of freedom system. The schemes are developed using a finite volume/finite element formulation and, starting from the moving boundary problem in the space-time domain, the Riemann solver is generalized in a suitable manner. Assuming a modal decomposition for the structure's response, we obtain an analytical solution to the equation of motion.
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