Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Framework for Morphing Wing using Metamaterials

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Zikmund, Pavel
Kofler, Michael
Navrátil, Jan
Hrstka, Miroslav
Pollák, Jakub
Van Kampen, Erik-Jan

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Metamaterials offer innovative potential for morphing wing design. This study investigates two approaches: a variable-stiffness leading edge and a trailing edge with a metamaterial lattice hinge, applying Multidisciplinary Design Optimization to compare these designs against a conventional composite wing. Aerodynamic, structural, and control analyses are integrated, with initial findings bridging 2D aero-structural wing rib design and 3D aerodynamic and control evaluations.
Metamaterials offer innovative potential for morphing wing design. This study investigates two approaches: a variable-stiffness leading edge and a trailing edge with a metamaterial lattice hinge, applying Multidisciplinary Design Optimization to compare these designs against a conventional composite wing. Aerodynamic, structural, and control analyses are integrated, with initial findings bridging 2D aero-structural wing rib design and 3D aerodynamic and control evaluations.

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2024 New Trends in Aviation Development (NTAD). 2025, p. 236-241.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10850343

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