Zhezhe Su , Yanbing Zheng , Jianfeng Zhu , Yancheng You
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Surrogate model-based design method for auxiliary intake door of tilt electric ducted fans
Targeting the lip flow separation phenomenon during tilting processes of electric-driven ducted fans, a flow separation suppression method employing auxiliary intake door has been proposed. A Kriging surrogate model correlating intake door parameters with the overall performance metrics of ducted fans has been constructed. Multi-objective genetic optimization algorithms were applied to select optimal intake door parameters, with the effects of auxiliary intake door on ducted fan performance during tilting, takeoff, and cruise processes being analyzed. Results show that during the 90° to 24° tilting phase, the Pareto-frontier-optimized intake door configuration for thrust-per-unit-power effectively suppresses lip flow separation under high-intensity crosswind inflow conditions. During this process, the loss between three-dimensional CFD simulations and one-dimensional ideal thrust-per-unit-power can be reduced from a range of 31.7 % to -0.6 % down to 13.5 %-2.1 %. During takeoff conditions, the implementation of auxiliary intake door increases lip suction area; this intake door configuration enables a 1.8 % improvement in thrust-per-unit-power under takeoff conditions. During cruise conditions, no flow occurs within the intake door, and the incorporation of intake door demonstrates negligible impact on cruise performance.
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