A hot topic in today's debate on global warming is drag reduction in aeronautics. The most benecial concept for drag reduction is to maintain the major portion of the airfoil laminar. Estimations show that the potential drag reduction can be as much as 15%, which would give a signicant reduction of NOx and CO emissions in the atmosphere considering that the number of aircraft take os, only in the EU, is over 19 million per year. An important element for successful flow control, which can lead to a reduced aerodynamic drag, is enhanced physical understanding of the transition to turbulence process.

Advanced Fluid Research On Drag reduction In Turbulence Experiments –AFRODITE–

TALAMELLI, ALESSANDRO
2011

Abstract

A hot topic in today's debate on global warming is drag reduction in aeronautics. The most benecial concept for drag reduction is to maintain the major portion of the airfoil laminar. Estimations show that the potential drag reduction can be as much as 15%, which would give a signicant reduction of NOx and CO emissions in the atmosphere considering that the number of aircraft take os, only in the EU, is over 19 million per year. An important element for successful flow control, which can lead to a reduced aerodynamic drag, is enhanced physical understanding of the transition to turbulence process.
2011
Proceedings of the 13th European Turbulence Conference (ETC13)
56
56
J. Fransson; B. Fallenius; S. Shahinfar; S. Sattarzadeh; A. Talamelli
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