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Case Study: Delta Wing at Low Subsonic Speed

Delta wings are designed for supersonic speeds. However, aircrafts with delta wings must take off and land at subsonic speeds. At subsonic speeds a pair of vortices form above the delta wing generating the so-called vortex lift, which adds to the potential flow lift. This case study demonstrates how the aerodynamic characteristics of a delta wing at subsonic speeds can be investigated using Ansys Discovery, including parametric geometry generation, meshing, simulation for the relevant range of angles of attack, and post-processing.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understanding aerodynamic characteristics of a delta wing at subsonic speeds
  • Ability to use Ansys Discovery to set up an external flow fluid simulation​
  • Awareness of importance of simulation in engineering problems

Applicable Courses for Use

 Aerodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, CFD

Downloadable Content

  • Case study report
  • Simulation files
Case Study: Delta Wing at Low Subsonic Speed

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