Heng ZHANG's research while affiliated with Northwestern Polytechnical University and other places

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Publications (2)


角冰冰形参数示意图[1]
某大型客机外翼段结冰翼型几何形状
冰角附近不同密度网格对比
不同网格密度翼型升力系数计算结果与试验对比
不同高度/张角冰形几何形状示意图

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Influence of geometric parameters of leading edge horn-ice on stall characteristics of airfoil
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June 2023

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Xibei Gongye Daxue Xuebao/Journal of Northwestern Polytechnical University

Binbin ZHAO

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Xianping LI

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Jie LI

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Heng ZHANG

The irregular characteristics and geometric randomness of horn-type ice are significant while the behaviors of separation are complex. The mechanism and factor leading to the essential change of stall performance are still not clear. According to actual requirements of airworthiness certification of a large passenger aircraft, a family of horn-type ice shapes with different parameters are constructed based on typical supercritical airfoil and icing environment. By combining with wind tunnel test and numerical simulation methods, the parameter sensitivity of airfoil stall characteristics to the change of ice height and angle is systematically analyzed and the essential influence mechanism of the ice shape parameters leading to the change of separation bubble development under stall process is summarized, which provides a theoretical basis for ice airworthiness certification of large passenger aircraft.

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