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Delft University of Technology
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Publications (22/22 displayed)
- 2024Aeroelastic Tailoring of a Strut-Braced Wing for a Medium Range Aircraftcitations
- 2023Optimization Framework of a Ram Air Inlet Composite Morphing Flapcitations
- 2022Application of Aeroelastic Tailoring for Load Alleviation on a Flying Demonstrator Wing †citations
- 2022Assessment of an Increased-Fidelity Aeroelastic Experiment for Free Flying Wing Response to Gust Excitation
- 2022Aeroelastic Wing Demonstrator with a Distributed and Decentralized Control Architecturecitations
- 2022An aeroelastic optimisation framework for manufacturable variable stiffness composite wings including critical gust loadscitations
- 2021Development and testing of an active trailing edge morphing demonstrator for a rotary wingcitations
- 2021Skin Panel Optimization of the Common Research Model Wing using Sandwich Compositescitations
- 2021Aeroelastic optimisation of manufacturable tow-steered composite wings with cruise shape constraint and gust loadscitations
- 2021Developing the Model Reduction Framework in High Frame Rate Visual Tracking Environment
- 2020Static and dynamic aeroelastic tailoring with composite blending and manoeuvre load alleviationcitations
- 2020Ground Testing of the FLEXOP Demonstrator Aircraftcitations
- 2019Aeroelastic optimization of composite wings including fatigue loading requirementscitations
- 2018FLEXOP – Application of aeroelastic tailoring to a flying demonstrator wing
- 2018Aeroelastic optimization of composite wings subjected to fatigue loadscitations
- 2017Aeroelastic Design of Blended Composite Structures Using Lamination Parameterscitations
- 2017Aeroelastic tailoring for static and dynamic loads with blending constraints
- 2016Aeroelastic Optimization of Variable Stiffness Composite Wing with Blending Constraintscitations
- 2016A Conceptual Development of a Shape Memory Alloy Actuated Variable Camber Morphing Wing
- 2016Derivation and application of blending constraints in lamination parameter space for composite optimisationcitations
- 2015Special Issue
- 2015Development and Testing of an Unconventional Morphing Wing Concept with Variable Chord and Camber
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Development and testing of an active trailing edge morphing demonstrator for a rotary wing
Abstract
<p>This paper discusses the development and whirl tower testing of an active translation induced camber morphing system for rotorcraft. The system deploys the morphing flap based on the amplitude and type of the input signal. As a case study, a demonstrator is developed and tested primarily under the centrifugal force generated by a whirl tower setup. The actuation system consists of amplified piezoelectric actuators, while the morphing skin is made out of carbon fiber prepreg composite material. The response of the morphing skin and the actuators is measured and compared to the numerical studies used to design the morphing demonstrator. Results indicate that the response of the active system, including the actuators and the flexible skin, matches well to those predicted during the numerical studies. The outcome of these studies shows that the system has the potential to be used for the primary control of the rotorcraft if operated at 1/revolution or for mitigating noise and vibration if operated at 2/revolution or higher frequencies. Subsequently, the concept can be integrated into a Mach-scaled rotor blade which can be tested under both aerodynamic and centrifugal loads to further assess its performance.</p>