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I I RM No. A7G17 NACA RESEARCH MEMORANDUM C01v1PARISON BETWEEN FLIGHT-MEASURED AND CALCULATED SPAN LOAD DISTRIBUTION AT HIGH MACH NUMBERS By L. Stewart Rolls Ames Aeronautical Laboratory Moffett Field, Calif. NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS WASHINGTON November 26 1947 , https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19930085791 2018-05-25T20:02:32+00:00Z

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RM No. A7G17

NACA

RESEARCH MEMORANDUM

C01v1PARISON BETWEEN FLIGHT-MEASURED AND CALCULATED

SPAN LOAD DISTRIBUTION AT HIGH MACH NUMBERS

By L. Stewart Rolls

Ames Aeronautical Laboratory Moffett Field, Calif.

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

WASHINGTON November 26 1947 ,

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19930085791 2018-05-25T20:02:32+00:00Z

NACA RM No . A7G17

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NATIONAL _~VISOBY COMMITTEE ~OR AERONAuTICS , , , . . . , ~ ". . . . .. ~

RESEMeR MEMORANDUM

COMPARISON BETWEEN FLIGHT-ME,AS~:P AND CALCULATED ," : . ",'

SPAN LOAD DISTRI13UTI ON, '.t{J' HIGH MiI,eli NUMBERS

By L. Stewart Rolls

SUMMARY

The spaJ.wise l oading has bee n computed ~ by two differ ont methods , on t he wing of an a i rpl a ne f or wh i ch pr e s sur 'e- dist l"'ibution measureme nt s wer e a vail abl e from f l ight t ests up t o a Mach n'lJmber of 0.866. One se t of the ca l cul ati ons " a s basE!d on a ,general ized me thod of the lUt i ng-line theory utilizin g high- speed wind-tunne l dat a , whi l e t he othe:c se t empl oys. a n appr9xima~e semi.eIUpt ical d i strJbut ion. The compari son ' be tween t he measur e d a nd ca l cul a t ed di s tr i but i ons has been made on t he basis of e qual wing-pane l nbr rnal­for ce coe f f icients .

To obtain a va l id compari son i t .Tas ne cessar y to consi er the upfloat of t he a i l e r on which occurred at the h gher Mach number s . A fairl y cl ose agr eement was obtai ne d by both me t hods f or the s o , condi t i ons , e spec i a l l y at the h ighest val ue s of CN cons ider ed . :r:~ wa s sh own t hat , up t o 0.866 lvlach number , ne gl ect of aileron upfl oat i n s pa n l oad ca l cul a tions mi ght produce a mor e serious shift i n t he s pan l oa d distribution tha n would occur f r oPl nonc onsider'aU on of. the c ompre s s ibil i ty e f f ects on t he Se ction l i ft-curve s l ope a nd an gl e of zero l i ft.

I NTRODUCTI ON

A great dea l of considerat ion has been given to t he acc u:-cacy of c omput ed span loa d distr ibut ion a t hieh spee ds due t o t he chan ge i n t he d i s t ribut i on occurrin g a t high Mac h numbers . RecentlYJ measur ements of the wi ng pr e ssure d i s tributions have been mude on a j e t-pr opelle d air pl ane i n fl.i ght up t o a Mach numlJe r of 0.866 ( r e fe r e nce 1) . The se data have g i ve n a n opport un i t y for che cki ng the a ccuracy of me t hods of computing high- speed span l oad dist ril.lu- ­t i on. This r eport pr esent s compari sons be t'veen measured span l oad a nd s pa n l oad a s computed by tyro me t hods .

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In the first case the comparison vas made be tween measured sprm

l oad distr ibutions and calc ula t e d values , using thu motho of

r e f er e nce 2 , a ge ne r a l i ze d me thod by· "ThiGh t he effects of c()_nprc;J G-­

ibilHy a nd abrupt twi s t a r o troat ed b . G. proC8r~s of ~,uccessiv'.:J

ap::9roxima"j:;ions utilizing sectj on d:lt a . The hi h- Gpeod s(.lcti on d:.t~

nucessary for thi s me thod of ca l culc.ting span l oad dlc'trlbut:i.on w[!.s

obtail13 d fron the r o"ults of t 'sts i n the .Ame s 1- by 3-·1 /~)-foot

11igb- speed "dnd tunnel.

The se cond comparison was made be twoen tho me~sured distrilm­

ti ona a nd the ca l cul llt 0d di s tributions based on t he me t h od of

r efer e nce 3 yrhich :lSsumes an appr oximato semie l l iptico..l distr j.bu­

tion of l ift .

SYMBOLS

AZ a irpl /.1ne normal-acce l eration factor (Z/W)

b wing span , f ee t

c wing section chord, f eet I '.

section a ddit ional l ift coe·ficient . ,r,:.:' · ·

cn section normal - force cruffic1ent ~

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wing-~Etnel bencU ng- illoment coeffic ient ,

e lN wing-pane l nornal- force coeffic i e nt ,

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CN .air pl ane normal-force coef ficient (WAZ/ qS )

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Mach numbe r

pressure coefficient. on l ower surface of wj.Ilg

pr essure coefficie nt on upper sl.lJ.~face of wi ng

dyremic pressure~ pounds per square foot

wing Qrea~ square fe e t

chor dwise 10C.Clt i on f rom l oading edge J f ee t

spanwiso l ocation from plane of sJ~try ~ f ee t '

airpl a ne gross wo ight ~ pounds

ae rodynamic normal force on airpl~ne , pounds

ail e ron control-8urfac0 ,defl Dction (positive trai l i ng ~ d.go down ) ~ de;groos

angle of att ack of airfoil section , degrGCS

eta angl e of a t t ack of irpl ane thrus t 8..xis" degree 0 '. :

DESCRIPTI 0 ~ OF AIRPLfl11E AND INSTRmlENTATION

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The airplane usnd in the se flight test s was a t urb0-.1et-propellod f ighte r . F igur es 1 and 2 c.r e photogr-aphs of tho air :pl a ne as instru:-mentod. for fl ight . thr'Je- ·vkw d.r:J.wing showing tho 6:(lamri (.,~~

l ocations of ,·ring pressure orifices is pr0 3ente ci in fi gl)TE., ':. . The basic ciirnensions of the airpl a ne arc present~7d in tabl e I. '1'h0 geome tric .tvrist of the wing is shown in figl.lre 1+.

Standard HAC;' photogra phically rocordj,'ng inst J:l1J!l0n t .J wore used t o record tho wing orifice pressures a nd otho!' qu,qn·':.i t::.os durinG flight . A more complete description of tho instrulnGntc.t:l.on :.nd ·3,ccuracy of the e xperime ntal dat:>. llJ£l.~ be f ound in r of e r e nce 1.

RESULTS l'..ND'DISCTJSSION

The pl~imary comparlson made i n thi ~ re'port is bet"lGDn the f.1c'1su!..~ ".., (1.

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distribut i on a nd the calcul ate d distribut ion obtained using the method of refere:q.ce 2. The se calculation s are based. on a general ized method of applying l i ftin - line theory, using a series of succeF:sj.ve approximations ; that is, f rom t!1e funriamentql riowmlash e qua t ions , a spanwise distribution of dowmrash anglo is f ound for some i n:i.tl':1.1 assumed l oading a nd, from the difference betwee n the eometr :l c and. com})uted downwash angles at each station of the span, tho e ffective angles of attack are determined . \-Jhen the effective a.ngles of a tta ck are appl ied to each section lift curve , lift coefficients at each station are obt aine d wh ich, vrhen mul tipl i e d by the r a t iO of the chord. at the station to t he mean chord, . define a ne w. check di stribu-· tion. As a second approximation, a n assumed spnn loa.d.in,,· is t ,: }:,'; n between t ho first approximat ion and the che ck points . '1'he :fr08es3 is continue d until the check loadin g coincides vri th that from which it "as derived .

To enabl e the comparison to. be made on tho basis of equ2.1 ",1n(5-penol normal-force coeffici ents, it was ne cessary to compute: the wing-pane l normal-force c oe fficie nt vo.ria tion wi t h airpla ne anG10 of a tt8.ck . Those calculations were made by tho me thod . . of r e f or cmce 2 , using the t wo-dime nsional section M.ta obtai-ned on thE) NACA 651-213 (a =0 . 5 ) aj.rfoil in t he Ames 1- by 3-1/2-foot h igh-sruccl '''ind t unne l. (See fi g . 5 . ) Tho cal cul a t ed variat ion of ,.rin (:;- ·pano l normal-forco coeffici e nt ,·,i th a:i.rpl a ne angl e of att ack .'3,1'0 pr0sontod in figure 6 .

The r esul ts pre s.:mted in fi f,'UTe 7 shO\f the comparison botwe ·n measured a nd calcula t ed span load d.istribution for sove r nl valu83 of Mach number <.'.nd airpl ane nor:tlk'1.1-force coofficie nts .. In comp~ring the chordwise l oadj.ng CnO at each individual spa nwise· station, considerabl e varia tion bs tween the calculntod, a nd mee-suyod loadinG will be noted at Mach numbers ab ove 0 . 60 .

An earl ier report (re f er e nce 1) on this sc.m.e i nstallc.tion attri buted a portion of the inboard shift in the spamiise loao. di s tribution measlITed in flight .to the upfloating ail eron which o clrrrod in flight a t the higher Mach numbers . For the calculated distribution sho,.,rn in figure 7, no consider~tion we.s raade f or the effect of · an upfloating a ile ron. Extrapolating the section d.ata ohOim in :LGUre 5, for M = 0 . 84 , to the u iloron a ngl es t :tke n from r efer ence 1 ( shovm in fig . 8 ) the span l oad distr::'bution prt')sontc(l in figure 9 was compute d a nd compared .rith flight r esul t s .

Furthe r comparison of the sectiona l 10::J,ding vlaS obt a ine d by computing the wing- panel b(mding-momcnt coefficie nt based on the bending moment about the 25-percent semispan station . To e nabL

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the comparison to be base d . on the same wi ng a rea, it ' ''as necessary t o extend the measured data inboard f rom 'fin station 65 (27 .8 percen.t semispan) to the center line of the fuse l age . 'I'he err ors i nvolved. in this extrapol ation are thought to be small. F5.E,ure 10 compares the bendi ng- moment coeffic ients for tp.e measured and cal ulated dictrib1~~­t ion a s a function of Mac h number a nd a irplane n ormal-for ce c<?eff5.­cients.. Thi s comparison indicate s that the center of pressure for the calcul ate d Mstribution s at values of CN of 0 . 2 a nd 0 . 6 is farther outboard than the center of . pressure for the measured dist ribution . By conside :dng , the e ffect of ail eron d.eflectj.on .. po~.nt8

spotted on figure 1 0 at 1>1 == 0.84; battEJr agreement is shown . '1'he best corr e l ation 'vas obtained for a n airpl ane n ormal- force coeffici0nt of 0 .60 at which t:Lme the a ileron "Tas f l oatin t 40 up . At the 1 mv0 l '

val ues of norwBl-force coefficien t the effect of the upfl o t7ng ai l eron is n ot as noticeabl e . One explana t ion for thi s differenco at the lowe r val ues of CN is' the pOGsibility tha t t he r OGults from the small-scal e mode l of the 1- by 3- l/2 ... foot high- spee d vrind.-hmnel t est indicat ed a l ower val ue of control-surfac8 eff e ctivenoss at the l ow lift coefficients t han at the h igher valuos .

To doter mine the nece s sity f or using the me thod. based on high-speed- tunne l data a nd to check the validity of usj n~ e. 1 0\-1-

speed method, the distributi on 'vas calcul ated usin e; tha us);,3ol method of rE;forence 3. This method j.s based on t,.,ro assumpt ion s . Fir :::. t , the additional l oading cOE;ffi ciGnt Gl aC/eN is a moan botween the wing chord a nd a semiell:lpse havinG the sarne area as the wing, ana. , "econd, the basic lj f t distr ibution is a mean ba b-leun the spaml::!.se camber l ift l ine a nd the geometric lift-coofficient distribut:i.on due to angl e of tvist . The total distri ut jon js tho sU-'tU of the additional l Ut and basic l ift distribution . In t his method the aileron is treat8d. as a case of an abrupt tvTj.st . No C01'r9c t Jon s are made for the effects of comprussibility .

In fj.gurc 11, a comparison is made bctlleen the results of the cal culation s performed using tho tvo diffenmt methoo.s . 1'b080 comparisons i ndicate a fair l y c l ose correlation i n a ll cases whore the calculo.ti ons were made with a n ai l eron RnBle of 00 . HOvTeV:8r , for tho case shovm i n figure 11 (c), ",hor'.-: the cal cul ations were corr ected for a n ail e ron de flection of 4° up, tho bending mom:mt cal cul a t ed by the method of reference 3 is a'hout 20 percent l ov})]. ' than t he bending moment derived from r e f e r once 2 .

The data and cal culation s i n this r e port· indicate that , for tho a irpla.ne under consj.deration, the effect. of aileron deflection is more critical from the standpoint of spanwi88 dlstribution than the e ffe ct of comprossibi l ity on section lift - curve s l ope; a nd [1n{310

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of zero l ift • . In thi s part icular case ,.,rith the a iler on de f l ec t ed. uP .. the re is a n ~nboard shift in ·the l oal thus causj ng a do cr aase in the be nding moment; a nd it is apparen t the.t ne glect of the affect of ailC:i ron upfl oat ·in design calcul ations of l oading would be consorv­ative . I t is conceivabl e .. howeve r .. thr:.t in some cas() s wtng a nd ai l oron characteristics mjght be such 13 S to cause a dowmvard defl r.;; c-·· tion of the a i l oron at htgh Me.ch numbers , t hus producinf.!, Lsr6nt cll·· bondin moments. It is recommendod , thorof oro , that cal cul a tions of 8p~nwi se 10a~inG at the higher ~bch numbers incl ude concide r a tion of th3 offect of a ileron defloction. In thi s r e ga rd it is appe.ront that research is nece ssary to provide me thoQs for Gstirnatin,s; [lJ.l c"ron de f l e ctions at highor Mach numbers .

CONCLu~ING REMARKS

Ove::o t he M:lch number range for whi ch t e sts we r e made , it was shown in thi s part:i.cula r case tr.2.t cons·i.dera bl e vLrta ti.on occurred be twGG n the se ction norl1l2..1-forco cOGfficie nt Cn .as r.lo2.surod:md. OB

ca l culate d ,.,rhore no dof l 0ct ion was con8ider8d . This d8monst:r.[~t0 ~.

th t 3 nocess i t y of c onsidering the aile on an810 at hi r.rh Mach nWl1b() rs t o obtain a corre l a tion be hreen· mea surod and ca l cu13:bd 0_i s tr:;bu-· tiona . In thi s C8.se be tte r corre lat ~.on ,,'as obtaJ.ne d ooi:-"70on m03.ouruc, and ca l culatod val ue s of span loa d dt(3tr ibutton :~t hjEhol' D. ir1l1a nu normal- force cooffici ;.mte tha n at lowe r airvlahe norm·:'.l - forcc cO'3 fftcie nts . Comparison of TIlOc.surc d and c2.1Cnlatod v~ lue s of span l oad distr ibution shO\.,red that t he upfloatj.n n a::. l e ron h:ld il great e r (; ffoct on the span 102.0. clist:dbut1on t han chanGG s in li1't- curve s l ope a nd anGl e of zero l ift duo to comprcssibillty . I t is r ecommende d thc.t ca l culclt io:1 of spa nwi se 10adin3 2t high Much numc8rs i ncludo tho e ifoct of a i l e ron deflectiona ~

The dtffe renco ootwcon tho ca lcul a t od distribution::: , ewing e i ther r e f e r onc8 2 or 3, a nd tho me2.ourod ·· dist:cJqution indj cnt od by tho 38 r o suI t s a r e: ,.,ri thin t ho:) a ccura cy of the pro lim:i.na ry <io s i gn conoidc r a tions . Honco , in thi s particulQr · caGe th.) s impl e mothod (r of e renc" 3 ) gave a s good a n c.greornont 1-lith t est r0sults s . r of -.) r enco 2 but tnvolve d approximate l y one- thj r d the tirlG :-.:.nd did not r e quire additiona l te sts to ootaj.n aJ rfoil--scction d.c.ta .

Amos AcronautiC2.l I"aoora tory , Na tional Advisor:{ Committ3e for AcrOl1:1utics J

Moffe tt Fiol d , Calif .

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. . '. REFERENCES

1. Brown, Harvey H. o.nd Cl o1.'.sing, Lo:vrrenc0 A. : Wing PrG;:,:sUTf3-

Di s tribution MeasUJ:'em nts Up to 0 . 866 Mach Number in Flight on a Je t-Prope'11ed Airpl ane ., NACA TN Ifo. 1181, 1947 .

2 . Bos h:::.r , John: The De termino.tio~ of Spa n Load Distribu '!:' lon a t High Speeds 'by Use of High-Speeu Wind.~Tunne J. Secti on D:::.t c . NACA Ac:R No. t,·B22 , 1 9 l.>4 •.

3. Fla tt , J.: Evaluation, of Methods for Dot e rmining SpE\l1i.risiJ Lift Di s tributj.on . Army Air F o:cces 'r ,)ch . Rell . no . }~·~)52 J June 1943.

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TABLE I. - BASIC DIMENSIONAL DA1~ OF. TEST AIRPLP~m

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Span, f08t

Root chord" feet

Tip chord, fee t

Aspect ratio . •

Taper ratio • •

Meo.n aurodYTh.'Ullic chord, fee t .

Dihodral of tr:liling edge , degr'co s .

Incj.dence , root chord, degrG8s .

Incidence , tip chord, degrees

Root section.

Tip section • •

Percent line ctr:::.ight • •

Ail eron

Area e,ft of hingo ltno (one s :Lde ), s Cluare fec t.

Spun, f oot (one side ) •

b1ean aerodyn£un.ic 8hord, feet . .

Hinge-l ine location, percent chord .

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