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September 27, 2006, 18:09 |
buffeting
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Hello!
Can anyone explain to me what "buffeting" means? Thanks in advance, Tobias |
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September 28, 2006, 01:50 |
Re: buffeting
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The vibratory motion of a component or the airframe as a whole when subjected to the vibratory impulses contained within an aerodynamic wake.
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September 28, 2006, 07:14 |
Re: buffeting
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there seem to be more than one definition of "buffeting", but it always has to do with structural or aerodynamic (usually coupled) oscillation, as zhuzhuhua has quoted. on modern airliners, buffeting usually occurs as a transonic instability: the compression shock on the suction side of the wing oscillates due to interaction between suction side, wake, and pressure side. as the shock position oscillates, so does the force on the wing, hence the structural vibration.
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