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Old   April 30, 2020, 11:17
Default Analysis of helicopter downwash on underslung loads
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Hi there, I am using STAR-CCM+, and currently working on a project to study the effects of the downwash from helicopter rotors on its underslung load. The aim to predict the rotation of the underslung load during heli-lifting. Currently, I am using blade element method to simulate the rotors in flight, and able to visualise the flow around the heli body and its underslung load. I am only able to make predictions on the load rotation behaviour by observing the pressure field around it.

I am hoping to get some advice on how I can proceed from here to get more in-depth results, ie. dynamic motion. Is it possible to combine blade element method with DFBI?

P.S I am not an expert in CFD. All my knowledge(or lack thereof) thus far have been from STAR-CCM+ tutorials and manuals.

Thanks in advance!
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