Summary
As part of H2020 program, Clean Sky 2 aims at pushing forward the whole EU aeronautical sector to a worldwide prominent place as well as addressing ambitious targets in reduction of pollution and fuel consumption. Within the “Sustainable and Green Engine” Integrated Technology Demonstrator, WP 2 “Ultra High Propulsive Efficiency demonstrator for Short Medium Range Aircraft” aims to bring to market a new engine generation with large bypass ratios.
The present call JTI-CS2-2018-CfP09-ENG-01-41 concerns the inherent problem of vortex ground ingestion into the fan during ground operating conditions with cross-wind. Its objective is to obtain a method able to predict the vortex properties based on degraded WTT instrumentation.
The consortium proposes the project named InVIGO for Intake Vortex Ingestion in Ground Operation. Two partners are involved: ALTRAN, European leader on innovation and high-tech engineering consulting, as project coordinator, and in charge of CFD activities, the prediction method and the project coordination and CSTB, Scientific and Technical Center for Building specialized in experimental campaigns for buildings, structures, industrial equipment and vehicles, to perform the wind tunnel tests. This project is composed of three main activities: the first one is dedicated to the generation of a comprehensive database on vortex characteristics from WTT measurements and CFD simulations, the second one to the method development itself and its industrialization and the last one on management and scientific dissemination.
The key strengths of our proposal are notably the following ones:
• New approach with artificial intelligence applied to flow characterization of fan inlet
• WTT campaigns on the whole ground vortex formation conditions
• Strong expertise on CFD and numerical method development
• Strong relationship between experimental and numerical simulation teams
The present call JTI-CS2-2018-CfP09-ENG-01-41 concerns the inherent problem of vortex ground ingestion into the fan during ground operating conditions with cross-wind. Its objective is to obtain a method able to predict the vortex properties based on degraded WTT instrumentation.
The consortium proposes the project named InVIGO for Intake Vortex Ingestion in Ground Operation. Two partners are involved: ALTRAN, European leader on innovation and high-tech engineering consulting, as project coordinator, and in charge of CFD activities, the prediction method and the project coordination and CSTB, Scientific and Technical Center for Building specialized in experimental campaigns for buildings, structures, industrial equipment and vehicles, to perform the wind tunnel tests. This project is composed of three main activities: the first one is dedicated to the generation of a comprehensive database on vortex characteristics from WTT measurements and CFD simulations, the second one to the method development itself and its industrialization and the last one on management and scientific dissemination.
The key strengths of our proposal are notably the following ones:
• New approach with artificial intelligence applied to flow characterization of fan inlet
• WTT campaigns on the whole ground vortex formation conditions
• Strong expertise on CFD and numerical method development
• Strong relationship between experimental and numerical simulation teams
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| Web resources: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/864288 |
| Start date: | 01-10-2019 |
| End date: | 31-01-2022 |
| Total budget - Public funding: | 749 865,00 Euro - 749 865,00 Euro |
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As part of H2020 program, Clean Sky 2 aims at pushing forward the whole EU aeronautical sector to a worldwide prominent place as well as addressing ambitious targets in reduction of pollution and fuel consumption. Within the “Sustainable and Green Engine” Integrated Technology Demonstrator, WP 2 “Ultra High Propulsive Efficiency demonstrator for Short Medium Range Aircraft” aims to bring to market a new engine generation with large bypass ratios.The present call JTI-CS2-2018-CfP09-ENG-01-41 concerns the inherent problem of vortex ground ingestion into the fan during ground operating conditions with cross-wind. Its objective is to obtain a method able to predict the vortex properties based on degraded WTT instrumentation.
The consortium proposes the project named InVIGO for Intake Vortex Ingestion in Ground Operation. Two partners are involved: ALTRAN, European leader on innovation and high-tech engineering consulting, as project coordinator, and in charge of CFD activities, the prediction method and the project coordination and CSTB, Scientific and Technical Center for Building specialized in experimental campaigns for buildings, structures, industrial equipment and vehicles, to perform the wind tunnel tests. This project is composed of three main activities: the first one is dedicated to the generation of a comprehensive database on vortex characteristics from WTT measurements and CFD simulations, the second one to the method development itself and its industrialization and the last one on management and scientific dissemination.
The key strengths of our proposal are notably the following ones:
• New approach with artificial intelligence applied to flow characterization of fan inlet
• WTT campaigns on the whole ground vortex formation conditions
• Strong expertise on CFD and numerical method development
• Strong relationship between experimental and numerical simulation teams
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CLOSEDCall topic
JTI-CS2-2018-CfP09-ENG-01-41Update Date
27-10-2022
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