Abstract

Abstract : The influences of structural and aerodynamic modeling on the flutter analysis and multidisciplinary optimization of fully built-up finite element wing models in an aeroelastic environment are not yet well understood. Therefore, the dynamic aeroelastic and optimization capabilities in the Automated Structural Optimization System (ASTROS) were used to evaluate the flutter behavior and the behavior of structural optimization with flutter constraints of various representative fully built-up finite element wing models in subsonic and supersonic flow. ASTROS was here used as a tool to calculate flutter speeds and frequencies and to minimize the weight of these wing models in subsonic and supersonic flow under given flutter and frequency constraints to determine the effect that these modeling factors have. Structures, ASTROS, Aeroelasticity, Modelling, Optimization.

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