How to simulate an asymmetric mid wing in aero_buildup
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Hi Peter and everyone else,
First off thanks for making this library. I have found it pretty useful so far.
I'm working on an airplane design that has a fuselage and an asymmetric (about xz) wing. When looking into the source code it appears that
wing_aerodynamics()ignores any overlap between the fuselage and the wing. This seems to introduce a double count of aero loads in the overlapped region.My first thought on addressing this is to manually specify the wing root section to start at the fuselage max y. With a symmetric wing I think this would work, but because my wing is asymmetric I would need to define it as 2 separate wing objects. Since
wing_aerodynamics()is called on each wing separately I think this approach would miscalculate the aero forces since there would be an erroneous wing tip where the separate wings would be touching the fuselage.Two questions.
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