Dr. Marcus BARTH, Dr. Simon TRAPIER, Mathieu BERTHOMET, Saravanan RAJAN

DOI Number: N/A

Conference number: IFASD-2015-037

This paper presents recent progress in the prediction of the unsteady flows around aft-pylon fairings (APF). In a short introduction, the industrial context and the flow physics are recalled. In the following chapters, state-of-the-art prediction methods based on experiments and on numerical simulation are reviewed. It is shown that experiments provide data with a high accuracy but with a low spatial resolution, while numerical simulation provides data with a high spatial resolution but at a lower accuracy. In order to combine the advantages of each method, a new data-bridging process based on proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) is developed. This process thus allows to further improve the prediction of unsteady flows.

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