35th Congress of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences

03.4 - Applied Aerodynamics

VORTEX FLOW CONTROL USING JUNCTURE FILLETS ON A BLUNT-NOSED, CRANKED SWEPT WING

N. van Luijk¹, A. van Meenen¹, R. Vos¹; ¹Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

This study examines leading-edge juncture fillets for vortex flow control on a blunt-nosed, highly swept compound wing. The results show that these small geometric modifications can serve as passive vortex flow control devices, extending the usable angle-of-attack range by delaying vortex breakdown-induced pitch break, thereby supporting the design of novel configurations in off-design conditions.


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DOI: 10.71945/icas2026_0047