Effects of different drag laws on ice crystals impingement on probes mounted on a fuselage
A. Carozza, P.L. Vitagliano, G. Mingione
download PDFAbstract. In this work the effects of different drag laws regarding the ice crystals impingement on the fuselage of a regional aircraft are investigated. Different probes are considered on the surface of interest. Along each of these instrumentations the collection efficiency has been calculated by using a RANS structured solver named UZEN and an eulerian impingement code IMP3D, both developed internally at CIRA. The solvers are parallelized and well assessed. The computational grid has been generated with ICEM CFD. Results show the strong influence of the shape considered for the ice crystal particles. Results are shown in terms of collection efficiency and total ice mass collected.
Keywords
Impingement, Probes, Ice Crystals, Eulerian Scheme
Published online 11/1/2023, 6 pages
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Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA
Citation: A. Carozza, P.L. Vitagliano, G. Mingione, Effects of different drag laws on ice crystals impingement on probes mounted on a fuselage, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 37, pp 127-132, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644902813-28
The article was published as article 28 of the book Aeronautics and Astronautics
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