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For the purposes of defining the vision of CFD in 2030, this study will consider CFD simulation challenges for the key flow phenomena listed below. The flow phenomena are categorized by current NASA Aeronautics Directorate focus areas. Note that many of the flow simulation challenges (e.g., flow separation) are common across several vehicle classes and flight regimes, and have been listed separately under each heading.
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Fixed Wing:
Smooth body separation
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Drag
Stability and control effectiveness
Maximum lift during approach/landing
Transonic and low speed buffet
Boundary layer ingestion for tightly coupled airframe/engine installations
Massive separation
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Cavities
Extreme maneuvers
Blunt components
Dynamic stall
Laminar to turbulent boundary layer flow transition
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Natural and hybrid laminar flow control
Viscous wake
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interactions and boundary layer confluence
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Multi-element, high-lift flows
Corner flows
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Wing/body, wing/pylon, and pylon/nacelle juncture flows
Reattachment
Icing
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Ice development and accretion
Performance impact
Circulation and flow separation control
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Active flow control
Powered lift
Jet exhaust
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Engine noise
Jet-flap interaction
Sonic fatigue
Airframe noise
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High-lift
Landing gear
Vortical flows
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Vortex generators/chines
Wake hazard reduction and avoidance
Wind tunnel to flight scaling
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Reynolds number
Model characteristics: surface, brackets, aeroelastics