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In-Flight Icing Simulations on Airfoils
Date
2016-01-01
Author
Uğur, Nermin
Özgen, Serkan
Görgülü, İlhan
Tatar, Volkan
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It is crucial to predict the ice mass, shape and regions of the airframe which are prone to icing in order to design and develop de/anti-icing systems for aircraft and airworthiness certificatlon. İn the current study, droplet collection efticiency and ice shape predictions are performed using an originally developed computational tool for a wing tip for which experimental and numerical data are available. Ice accretilon modeling consists of four steps in the developed compu- tational tool: flow field solution, droplet trajectory and collection efficiency calcu- lations, thermodynamic analyses and ice growth calculations using the Extended Messinger Model. The models used for these steps are implemented in a FORTRAN code, which is used to analyze ice accretion on 2D geometries including airfoils and axisymmetric inlets. The results are compared with numerical and experimental data available in the literature.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/82869
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Sustainable Aviation, Energy and Environmental Issues
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N. Uğur, S. Özgen, İ. Görgülü, and V. Tatar,
In-Flight Icing Simulations on Airfoils
. 2016, p. 289.