The

3rd AIAA CFD High Lift Prediction Workshop (HiLiftPW-3)

Sponsored by the AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Technical Committee

Associated with the AIAA Aviation and Aeronautics Forum and Exposition

Denver, Colorado, USA

3-4 June 2017

Objectives

• Assess the numerical prediction capability (meshing, numerics, turbulence modeling, high-performance computing requirements, etc.) of current-generation CFD technology/codes for swept, medium-to-high-aspect ratio wings for landing/take-off (high-lift) configurations.
• Develop practical modeling guidelines for CFD prediction of high-lift flow fields.
• Determine the elements of high-lift flow physics that are critical for modeling to enable the development of more accurate prediction methods and tools.
• Enhance CFD prediction capability for practical high-lift aerodynamic design and optimization.

General Information

• Participation in the high-lift prediction studies is not required to attend the workshop; everyone is welcome.
• Open, unbiased forums are included in the workshop to discuss the results and promote cross-pollination of best practices.
• The HiLiftPW-3 test cases are based on two configurations: (1) a JAXA semi-span high lift configuration, which includes data for an assessment of nacelle-pylon effects; (2) a high-lift version of NASA's Common Research Model (CRM), which has been designed but not yet tested as of the date of this workshop.
• A registration fee (separate from the registration fee for the AIAA Aviation 2017 Conference) will be required for attendance to this workshop. The cost of the two-day HiLiftPW-3 workshop is anticipated to be approximately $260. Register for the workshop through AIAA.
• This workshop is being held in conjunction with a sister-workshop on Geometry and Mesh Generation. Because the HiLiftPW and the GMGW are occurring simultaneously and are sharing several sessions together, one registration fee per attendee will allow that attendee to float between the two workshops during the 2 days.

Tentative Dates

¹You must send in an abstract if you plan to submit data and present results at the workshop. Abstracts will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. The abstract should be only 1-2 pages long, and should contain at least the following information: name(s), affiliation(s), corresponding author contact information (mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address), brief description of solver code(s), list of grid(s) being used, and which cases are being computed. Please e-mail to: hiliftpw@gmail.com. See sampleabstract.pdf or sampleabstract.docx for a sample abstract.

²Workshop participants are expected to attend and give presentations of their results. These are not official AIAA-type presentations, and there are no written papers associated with this workshop. However, some participants will be invited to write and present a paper for a special session on high lift prediction to be held during a future AIAA conference.

³No data, no podium rule is in effect. You must submit data in order to be able to present at the workshop.

⁴Registration for the workshop is done through AIAA. Registration opens Feb 28, 2017. Go to: http://www.aiaa-aviation.org/register/. Note that the HiLiftPW-3 registration fee is in addition to the regular conference fee. Also recall that there are two simultaneous workshops being held: the 3rd AIAA CFD High Lift Prediction Workshop (this website) and the 1st AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop (http://www.pointwise.com/gmgw/). They are directly related, but the focuses are different (one on high-lift prediction, and one on geometry preprocessing and mesh generation). We anticipate that there will be some joint sessions. You should register for the one you are most interested in (planning to spend the most time in).

Geometries <- NEW: includes wind tunnel geometry files for the JAXA LWT 1!

Grids

Experimental Data

Test Cases

Data Submittal Forms & Postprocessing Info

Participant List

Workshop Agenda

Workshop Presentations

Workshop Results

Presentations from AIAA Special Sessions 2018

FAQs

Record of Emails to Participants

Related Links

Link to new HiLiftPW Home Page

AIAA Home

Contact

HiLiftPW Organizing Committee

• The Boeing Company: Jeffrey Slotnick and Tony Sclafani
• Textron Aviation: Mark Chaffin and Ed Feltrop
• DLR: Ralf Rudnik
• Gulfstream Aerospace: Thomas Wayman
• JAXA: Yasushi Ito and Mitsuhiro Murayama
• NASA Ames Research Center: Tom Pulliam and Cetin Kiris
• NASA Langley Research Center: Chris Rumsey, Judi Hannon, and Beth Lee-Rausch
• Pointwise, Inc.: Carolyn Woeber
• University of Oxford: Neil Ashton
• University of Wyoming: Dimitri Mavriplis

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Last Updated: 02/22/2023