Abstract :
[en] A solver has been developed within the OpenFoam framework to compute large amplitude motion of two-dimensional rigid configurations. The results obtained with this code were successfully validated on rigid airfoils at static and dynamic conditions, as well as correlated with experimental data and numerical solutions from similar unsteady solvers. The results demonstrate that current computational methods are, within the constraints imposed by spatial grids, temporal integration and turbulence modeling, capable of capturing the self-sustained oscillations characterizing stall flutter event with reasonable accuracy, including the mechanisms of energy transfer.
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