WO2011070532A1 - Aircraft wingtip arrangement - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
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- B64C23/00—Influencing air flow over aircraft surfaces, not otherwise provided for
- B64C23/06—Influencing air flow over aircraft surfaces, not otherwise provided for by generating vortices
- B64C23/065—Influencing air flow over aircraft surfaces, not otherwise provided for by generating vortices at the wing tips
- B64C23/069—Influencing air flow over aircraft surfaces, not otherwise provided for by generating vortices at the wing tips using one or more wing tip airfoil devices, e.g. winglets, splines, wing tip fences or raked wingtips
- B64C23/072—Influencing air flow over aircraft surfaces, not otherwise provided for by generating vortices at the wing tips using one or more wing tip airfoil devices, e.g. winglets, splines, wing tip fences or raked wingtips the wing tip airfoil devices being moveable in their entirety
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- This invention relates to aeronautics.
- the invention relates to an aircraft wingtip arrangement and a method of reducing in flight wake vortices by using same.
- Aircraft wings produce aerodynamic lift by creating a pressure distribution over the aerofoil section with a resultant force perpendicular to the flight trajectory. Because the wing is not infinitely long the pressure distributions over the upper and lower surfaces of the wing meet at the wingtip. The result is an intense rotational flow known as a lift- induced wingtip vortex. This vortex is shed from the wingtip and interacts with the airflow over the wing, known as downwash. In doing so the vortex becomes what is termed a wake vortex.
- Wake vortices may linger in the air for several minutes before breaking down due to natural instabilities present in rotational flow. Aircraft flying through a wake vortex may experience loss of control or structural failure due to the severe turbulence induced by the vortex. Because the wake vortex is dangerous to other aircraft and because it takes a long time to break down naturally, long distances are required between aircraft approaching an airport, reducing the number of aircraft an airport can accommodate.
- This inventions seeks to, at least in part, address these problems.
- a wingtip arrangement for an aircraft wing comprising at least one winglet movably mountable to an extremity of the wing; and actuating means connected to the winglet for actuating in use displacement of the winglet relative to the wing thereby altering the winglet's angle of attack and displacing same from an initial stationary position in which an in flight wake vortex shed from the wing is stable to a moving condition, wherein the winglet is displaced to any selectable angle relative to a plane extending through a vertical, longitudinal, or lateral axis of the aircraft, to destabilize said in flight wake vortex.
- the moving condition comprises oscillation or reciprocation of the winglet between a second stationary position and the initial stationary position, the former being remote from the latter.
- the second stationary position allows the winglet to form a yaw angle, rake angle, and/or cant angle different to that of the winglet in the initial stationary position.
- the moving condition comprises rotation of the winglet about an axis parallel to the lateral, vertical, or longitudinal axis of the aircraft.
- the moving condition to comprise linear translation of the winglet along an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft.
- the moving condition comprises linear translation of the winglet along an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft, which linear translation coincides with rotation, reciprocation, or oscillation of said winglet about an axis parallel to either the longitudinal, lateral, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the actuating means comprises a hinge arrangement operatively connected to switching means operable to regulate winglet displacement timing.
- the switching means comprises at least one solenoid.
- the hinge arrangement comprises a first hinge that extends parallel to the vertical axis of the aircraft, the first hinge being disposed between a first base plate and a second base plate, the first base plate being connectable to the extremity of the wing while the second base plate operatively accommodates the winglet thereby allowing the winglet to in use follow a curvilinear path about the vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the hinge arrangement comprises a second hinge that extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft and substantially perpendicular to the first hinge, the second hinge being operatively connected to the second base plate and operable to accommodate the winglet thereby allowing the winglet to in use follow a curvilinear path about either the longitudinal or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the hinge arrangement comprises a third hinge disposed between a third base plate to which the winglet is connectable and the second base plate, the third hinge extending parallel to the lateral axis of the aircraft and substantially perpendicular to the second hinge, the third base plate being operable to accommodate the winglet thereby allowing the winglet to in use follow a curvilinear path about the lateral, longitudinal, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the invention also provides for a guide means to be connected to any of the first to the third base plates to permit translational displacement of the hinge arrangement along an axis parallel to the lateral, longitudinal, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the guide means is a rail adapted to slidably receive any of said base plates.
- the invention includes a suitable power source and control circuitry for controlling displacement of the winglet.
- two wingtip arrangements located at extremities of two opposing wings, can be controlled and displaced in such a way that vortices generated from respective wings have a destructive and destabilizing effect on each other.
- Figure 1 shows a schematic bottom perspective view of an aircraft having a wingtip arrangement in accordance with one embodiment of the invention
- Figure 2 shows a schematic top perspective view of the wingtip arrangement of
- Figure 3 shows a schematic front view of the wingtip arrangement of Figure 1 as it is displaced between position A and position B about an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft;
- Figure 4 shows a schematic side view of the wingtip arrangement of Figure 1 as it is displaced about an axis parallel to a lateral axis of the aircraft;
- Figure 5 shows a schematic side view of the wingtip arrangement of Figure 1 as it is displaced about an axis parallel to a vertical axis of the aircraft;
- Figure 6 shows a schematic side view of the wingtip arrangement of Figure 1 as it is linearly displaced along an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft;
- Figure 7 shows a schematic front view of the wingtip arrangement of Figure 1 as it is displaced about an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft;
- Figure 8 shows a front view with winglet at 0° of a Computational Fluid Dynamics
- CFD Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Figure 11 shows a top view illustrating vortex formation and progression of sinusoidal motion down the vortex.
- reference numeral 10 generally refers to a wingtip arrangement in accordance with the invention.
- the Wingtip arrangement 10 includes a winglet 12, movably mounted to an extremity 16 of an aircraft wing 14, and actuating means 18 connected to the winglet 12 for actuating in use displacement of the winglet 12 relative to the wing 14.
- the wake vortex refers to air with an intense rotational flow caused by the wing 14 not being infinitely long thereby forcing pressure distributions, which flow over upper and lower surfaces 24,26 of wing 14, to meet at extremity 16 before being shed from extremity 16 and before interacting with airflow over wing 14 (known as downwash).
- the result of the interaction is an intense vortex termed a wake vortex.
- the winglet 12, in its moving condition, is displaced to a selected angle to destabilize said in flight wake vortex.
- the angle a may be any angle relative to a plane extending through a vertical, longitudinal, or lateral axis of the aircraft.
- the winglet 12 is shown oscillating or reciprocating between a second stationary position B and the initial stationary position A.
- a and B are remote from each other and winglet 12 is only temporarily either in position A or in position B.
- the second stationary position B allows winglet 12 to form a yaw angle a (shown in Figure 2), rake angle ⁇ (shown in Figure 2), and/or cant angle ⁇ (shown in Figures 2 and 7) different to that of winglet 12 in the initial stationary position A.
- the moving condition includes rotation of winglet 12 about an axis parallel to either the lateral axis of the aircraft, as shown in Figure 4, or vertical axis of the aircraft, as shown in Figure 5.
- the moving condition includes linear translation of the winglet 12 along an axis C-D running parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft, thereby permitting backward and forward movement of winglet 12 along axis C-D.
- the moving condition may include translation of the winglet 12 along a curvilinear path behind wing 14.
- the moving condition includes linear translation of winglet 12 along axis C- D, which translation coincides with rotation, reciprocation, or oscillation of winglet 12 about an axis parallel to the longitudinal, lateral, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- Breakdown of wake vortex 22 can also occur by the interaction between two vortices generated from either wing. This can lead to destructive interference and aid in causing instabilities within the vortices. Therefore, it is envisaged that displacement of two wingtip arrangements 10 located at extremities 16 of two opposing wings may be used and controlled in such a way that vortices generated from respective wings 14, which both are equal in strength, but rotate in opposite directions, have a destructive and destabilizing effect on each other. The same results is believed to be achievable when a vortex from the aircraft's right horizontal stabilizer interacts with the wake vortex from the right wing, for example, since the vortices rotate in opposite directions and are of nonuniform strength.
- the actuating means 18, as best shown in Figure 2 includes a hinge arrangement 28 operatively connected to switching means 30 operable to regulate winglet displacement timing.
- the switching means comprises a solenoid.
- the hinge arrangement 28 has a first hinge 32 that extends parallel to the vertical axis of the aircraft and which is disposed between a first base plate 34 and a second base plate 36.
- the first base plate is connected to the extremity 16 of the wing 14 while the second base plate 36 accommodates the winglet 12 and thus allows the winglet 12 to in use follow a curvilinear path about the vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the hinge arrangement 28 may also have a second hinge 38 that extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft and substantially perpendicular to the first hinge 32 and which is connected to the second base plate 36.
- the second hinge 38 may also accommodate the winglet 12 and allows same to, in use, follow a curvilinear path about either the longitudinal axis of the aircraft. Displacement of winglet 12 about hinge 32 and hinge 38 at the same time is thus also possible.
- the hinge arrangement 28 may also have a third hinge (not shown) disposed between a third base plate (not shown), to which the winglet 12 is connected, and the second base plate 36.
- the third hinge then extends parallel to the lateral axis of the aircraft and substantially perpendicular to the second hinge 38.
- the third base plate may be adapted to accommodate winglet 12 to allow winglet 12 to, in use, follow a curvilinear path about the lateral, longitudinal, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- a guide means 40 is connectable to any of the first to the third base plates and permits linear translational displacement of the hinge arrangement 28 away from extremity 18.
- winglet 12 is linearly movable, along an axis parallel to the lateral, longitudinal, or vertical axis of the aircraft.
- the guide means is a rail 40 adapted to slidably receive any of said base plates. More preferably, said translational movement occurs only along an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft.
- the winglet 12 will be equipped with a suitable power source and control circuitry for controlling displacement of the winglet.
- Preliminary Computational Fluid Dynamics has been done on winglet 12 oscillating about an axis parallel to the aircraft's longitudinal axis.
- the CFD shows that these oscillations can cause sinusoidal motion to be exhibited in the trailing vortex.
- Figure 8 and 9 show front views of the wing 14, showing the winglet 12 moving through an angle of 30°, starting at the vertical, or neutral, position.
- Figure 10 and 1 1 show top views of vortex formation and motion of the wake vortex. Looking at these two figures, the sinusoidal motion can clearly be seen as the wave moves along each vortex.
- a method of reducing in flight wake vortices in which the wingtip arrangement 10, as described above, is actuated and displaced to destabilize an in flight wake vortex shed from an extremity of an aircraft's wing is believed to hold great benefit since the combined motion of winglet 12 will cause wake vortices created behind the aircraft to be broken down soon after formation, resulting in the distances required between aircraft departing and approaching an airport to be reduced. This will increase the hourly number of flights operating at an airport.
- the wingtip arrangement 10 and associated method of use thereof thus, provide a neat and cost effective solution to current problems associated with wake vortex formation.
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EP10807670.4A EP2509862B1 (en) | 2009-12-10 | 2010-12-10 | Aircraft wingtip arrangement and its method of operation |
CA2783401A CA2783401A1 (en) | 2009-12-10 | 2010-12-10 | Method for reducing in flight wake vortices and an aircraft wingtip arrangement used in such method |
US13/514,105 US8894018B2 (en) | 2009-12-10 | 2010-12-10 | Method for reducing in flight wake vortices and an aircraft wingtip arrangement used in such method |
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