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MAWS · Modelling of Adaptive Wing Structures

FP7Status: SIGNED1 January 201231 July 2014EU funding €150,000

An adaptive wing tip concept will be developed to enable controlled wash-in and wash-outthroughout the entire flight envelope. The concept, based upon adaptive stiffness structuresenables control of the aeroelastic deflections, and also facilitates gust load alleviation.Furthermore, a mathematically based design tool will be developed making use of Reduced OrderModels (ROMs) of the wing structure and aerodynamics such that an inverse approach can beemployed to determine the required sizing of the internal aircraft structure, and also the positionand sizing of any adaptive structural components and actuators. The adaptive structural conceptand the inverse ROM approach will be demonstrated and evaluated on two real-size aircraft testcases.

Consortium · 2 organisations

coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL

UK · €150,000

participant

THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

UK

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