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The aim is to develop a robust aerodynamic optimization framework for a passive flow deflector to control wing stall.

Aerodynamic optimization and robust design of a flow deflector for wing stall control

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Randomized trial explores enhanced lift-to-drag ratios in aerodynamic wing designs, suggesting improvements for aircraft performance.

The aim is to develop a robust aerodynamic optimization framework for a passive flow deflector to control wing stall.
Developed a numerical framework utilizing an Efficient Global Optimization algorithm.
Evaluated robustness under various turbulence models and boundary conditions.
Assessed the optimized design performance at high angles of attack.
At a 19° angle of attack, the lift-to-drag ratio improved by 40.15% using the Spalart-Allmaras model.
With the Transition-SST model, the ratio increased by 63.86%.
Under wall-bounded conditions, the lift-to-drag ratio was further enhanced by 53.32%.

Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Randomized trial explores enhanced lift-to-drag ratios in aerodynamic wing designs, suggesting improvements for aircraft performance.

The aim is to develop a robust aerodynamic optimization framework for a passive flow deflector to control wing stall.
Developed a numerical framework utilizing an Efficient Global Optimization algorithm.
Evaluated robustness under various turbulence models and boundary conditions.
Assessed the optimized design performance at high angles of attack.
At a 19° angle of attack, the lift-to-drag ratio improved by 40.15% using the Spalart-Allmaras model.
With the Transition-SST model, the ratio increased by 63.86%.
Under wall-bounded conditions, the lift-to-drag ratio was further enhanced by 53.32%.

Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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