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Research on flight load calculation method based on simplified criterion
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1.Caihong UAV Technology Co Ltd,China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics,Beijing,100074;2.China

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    Flight load analysis is a complex and arduous task, and developing a fast analysis method during the conceptual design stage is of great importance to improve the efficiency of flight load calculation. Based on the small disturbance linear analysis theory, the theoretical calculation methods of wing-body load, horizontal tail load, vertical tail load, control surface hinge moment, and the engineering calculation methods of lift, shear and bending moment of lift surface are summarized. A mathematical model of a certain single seat competitive aircraft was established in the Matlab environment, taking the configuration dimension, mass characteristics and aerodynamic derivative as inputs, the response process of aerodynamic load, control surface hinge moment, shear and bending moment are obtained. The results show that the simplified method can quickly get the dynamic parameters with less input data, and the calculation results can be used to satisfy the load requirements of structural design in the conceptual design stage.

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Shi Hongwei, Xue Zihan, Luo Yang, Chen Xiaorong. Research on flight load calculation method based on simplified criterion[J]. Advances in Aeronautical Science and Engineering,2023,14(2):160-170

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  • Received:June 11,2022
  • Revised:December 05,2022
  • Adopted:January 09,2023
  • Online: February 23,2023
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