The application of the boundary integral equations method to subsonic flow with circulation past thin airfoils in a wind tunnel (Q1341906)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 709544
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    The application of the boundary integral equations method to subsonic flow with circulation past thin airfoils in a wind tunnel
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 709544

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      The application of the boundary integral equations method to subsonic flow with circulation past thin airfoils in a wind tunnel (English)
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      30 June 1995
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      We apply the direct boundary integral equations method to the title problem. A set of Green's functions for the equations for the velocity perturbation is deduced. These functions together with the nonlinear limit condition imposed just on the surface profile lead to a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind over the profile only. The numerical tests made for the circular obstacle show a very good agreement with the theory. Then numerical experiments on the NACA-4412 profile were made in order to determine the tunnel and the compressibility effects being compared to the unbounded flow.
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      Green's functions
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      velocity perturbation
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      nonlinear limit condition
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      Fredholm integral equation
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      circular obstacle
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      NACA-4412 profile
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      compressibility effects
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