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^ v.. REGULARIZATION OP THE SINGULAR INTEGRAL EQUATION FOR
A WING IN AN UNSTEADY SUBSONIC GAS FLOW
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Yu. A. Abramov
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REGÜLARIZATION OF THE SINGULAR INTEGRAL EQUATION FOR A WING IN AN UNSTEADY SUBSONIC GAS FLOW
By: Yu. A. Abramov
English pages: 16
Source: Trudy Irkutskogo Politechnicheskogo Instituta, Nr 52, 1969, pp 218-224, Bibliography included
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REGDLARIZATION OF THE SINGULAR INTEGRAI EQUATION FOR A WING IN AN
ÖNSTEAEY SUBSONIC GAS FLOW
Yu. A. Abramov
This study attempts to regularize the singular integral equation
for a wing in an unsteady subsonic plane-parallel gas flow in
acceleration potential space, obtain the Fredhola equation for
deteraining the distribution function TC§I$:<« and find the asymptotic
solution.
It is «ell-known that the singular integral equation for the
probleu of the oscillations of a profile in an unsteady subsonic gas
flow can be obtained for acceleration potential space in the for»
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' ' "S^Mf *"
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4*W»
■--;-■ -- -cf MI» ,i .-.',-...!:...;..■.-■..-
»here the kernel H^|Ä!^^|i-ii; depends on the Mach number « and
the Strouhal number P, while function f fr) is determined by the
for» cf the profile oscillations. We know that in the acceleration
potential space kernel K(/*\;*-0 ' »*s the form:
^,(M*fK m
where
«CfcHti].
Then, using expression (2), we can give equation (1) the form;
x f)d|-F(X* H>
UBiÄi mm
Transferring the second ten on the left side of equation (l) to th*
right side, we can obtain
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,v-,•,'-■'■;"-'..-:'; >-:--;-,-■ 7 7T;-T-;'.'•:■:?*•--«;
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i^fM^f «H (!>
The integral of the differential equation which relates the
acceleration potential 6 and the velocity potential f , which
satisfy the condition of the absence of perturbations at an infinite
distance ahead for a coapressirle flow, is as fellows (5):
tt* 0e* M «if. (6)
Then we can represent the right side of equation (4) as follows;
(6)
where :V"-;-
HP1
t^lie,
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Thus, we have arrived at the problem of solving singular integral
equation (4) with the right side of (6). Equations of this typ? are
solved in (2) .
Finding the solution according to (2], »e can write the genpral
expression for distribution function flf/ *
j=„ /itirf 2 '«I *4 » r
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j
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f|j|P?pB8jp^||p
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«here
Us)-, the fheodorsen function,
Q * 2 € C "jt I [ t * *i* I"" C j ; E^ *'" i §■
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7i I it *%
Further, by eliminating that part of ^<u» which is related to
distribution function T[\) » "« can write expression (7) in the
foro cf the Fredholn integral equation for determining pCf*
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(8)
«her« !r is determined fcy formula (7) for the function of the form
cf the profile oscillations and Kernel ^(W j ?) - is the following:
One of the main advantages of equation (8) for determining the
distribution functionAs that the zero approximation for solving
equation (8) is the distribution function <f# for unsteady flow,
while for all the other equations, this 2ero approximation serves as
the distribution function tf for steady flew.
The form of the kernel K^tfl^Ä-jy is obtained with
--V-- v>:-:^-^~->-7'^ '"::'.•'- . ' "'.r.. •-.■::-. '•» ■"»
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consideration of the linearized gas-dynamic movement equation for the
acceleration potential, which can assume the following well-icnown
form:
V# tX #«6, C#)
where J% £ *H « * f > ■ K u4 ih
In the notations we are using, we have the flow condition
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The solution to equation (9) can be written as
i - l* JLJL
Then the kernel of equation (1) will be expressed as
«*.«-l>"$[? C«M xrrt xVU~?f*r C£0)
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MM K- *} - It Is easy to sho* that the ketnel^has structure (2) and that kernel
ltf|M, *" 1) * „hich corresponds to kernel K(Mt*-*>„ »iH be as
fellows:
M •51« s . V t * :: " J* -
% I i tt )'
whereas kernel M '* is obtained in the foris:
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........... . ,.,... •"".''
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tu. K i
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ihis integral and the €Xpressions for the kernel
differ when y * 0 and x = 0; however, it can fce replaced by an
integral which agrees by introducing the following relationship:
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&$it?w*~ &fem-*WK>
then the kernel J^gfcN^f,^) , after certain trar.sformations with
consideration of the value of the integral
I T»>%%dmk#.
is written as follows:
*-P TT r Hc **/ #' n —«3—" *
<* - —
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We will consider the approximate solution to equation (Q \ for
small values of parameter ■*•(*•<£<> *t small values of --,
will write the asyaptotic expression for the Hankel function
Vf-
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M# it) - fc in jr. i A - H - yl J« 2 > ^ fH
<jff* pj ^H^k" XH;8U), .. .JJ
Then kernel K.,(M,|.Pi assuues the fori
*<
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¥ f -- t«J
J 1
1 »! it
* t< /,
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f » i ilx
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At saall values of «. the last integral in square brackets in
expression (11) can be represented according tc [4]
M* \ c IX
;i-tirtetf''"f»l«N.
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Substituting (12) in (11) and nailing the cbvious abbreviations, we
Mill obtain the following for small values of parameter it of kernel
*{
**».*»»♦& JlMfrV i*f /{# • f£| i-1 VT^
M y7 i * - 'i <>
/■;»
(Ö)
* j f { -! ~--~ /aft
Thus, equation (8) can be written as follows for saall K:
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•<l*
«*>,«* ,V '- fid ' t "'
Js
Integrating expression (11) from -1 to *1» we can immediately obtain
the formula for the lift of an oscillating wing in a subsonic
compressible flow, retaining the terms whose order of magnitude is
not higher than rr
w
where X-'t-Hi At II - 0, we will obtain the well-known result [1,
2] for an incompressible flow from formula (15):
*t
p--vlWiH^fi^MP|^rf|^rJ#
The comparison of the well-known numerical results with those
obtained by formula (15) indicates good agreement.
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