Abstract

Missile Datcom (hereinafter referred to as Datcom) is an aerodynamic engineering calculation software developed by the US Air Force Research Laboratory. It is commonly used in the preliminary design of the shape scheme of missiles, aircraft and other aircraft. In this paper, Datcom is used to calculate the aerodynamic parameters of a two-dimensional ballistic correction projectile(D2BCP), and the calculated data is compared with the wind tunnel test data. The analysis results show that Datcom calculates the axial force coefficient (CA) of the projectile with large system deviation, however, the deviation can be eliminated by a certain compensation, thereby obtaining a more accurate CA of the projectile. Datcom calculates the normal force coefficient (CN) with high Mach number accuracy, but there is an unacceptable deviation of the projectile CN calculated at small angle of attack ( α ). The calculation of pitching moment coefficient with α (CMa) is higher, but the error is larger under individual Mach numbers.

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