Influence of Airfoil Angle of Attack on Ice Accretion Roughness
AIAA AVIATION 2020 FORUM(2020)
摘要
The influence of airfoil angle attack on roughness evolution and spatial variation was investigated in the Icing Research Tunnel (IRT) at the NASA Glenn Research Center. Two airfoil models were used for the study: a 53.34-cm (21-in.) NACA 0012 model and a 152.4-cm (60-in.) HAARP-II model. For the NACA 0012, the angle of attack was varied from 0-deg to 3-deg, and the ice accretion roughness was characterized while keeping the other icing parameters such as freestream velocity, freestream stagnation temperature, accumulation parameter, and median volumetric diameter (MVD) constant. For the HAARP-II, the angle of attack was varied from -1.9-deg, which is the zero-lift angle of attack for the airfoil, to 3-deg. A series of accumulation time progression cases for the HAARP-II at 2.3-deg angle of attack was also performed in Appendix C and Appendix O conditions and compared to the measurements presented by McClain et al. (2018) for the zero-lift angle of attack condition. The results demonstrate the strong influence of the changing local static pressure along the surface influencing the roughness characteristics. A correlation approach for the maximum equivalent sand-grain roughness along the surface of an airfoil is presented and considers the scaled accumulation time, the stagnation point freezing fraction, and the surface pressure relative to the static and stagnation pressures of the flow. Finally, an attempt to relate the maximum roughness quantities to local pressure coefficients and local icing quantities is presented and discussed.
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Ice Accretion,Aircraft Icing,Atmospheric Icing
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