NASA NTRS · 19760024082
Some experiences using wind-tunnel models in active control studies
Abstract
A status report and review of wind tunnel model experimental techniques that have been developed to study and validate the use of active control technology for the minimization of aeroelastic response are presented. Modeling techniques, test procedures, and data analysis methods used in three model studies are described. The studies include flutter mode suppression on a delta-wing model, flutter mode suppression and ride quality control on a 1/30-size model of the B-52 CCV airplane, and an active lift distribution control system on a 1/22 size C-5A model.
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Doggett, R. V., Jr., Abel, I., Ruhlin, C. L.. 1976-08-01. Some experiences using wind-tunnel models in active control studies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760024082
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