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FDC help: BLwind
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Subsystem <i>BLwind</i>: wind in Earth's boundary layer
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<p><i>BLwind</i> is a masked subsystem block, contained in the FDC
blocklibrary <i><a href="windlib.htm">WINDLIB</a></i>. It calculates
velocity components of a horizontal wind along the body-axes of the
aircraft, where the wind velocity and direction may change along the flight
path as a function of altitude. By default, the wind profile is valid in
the <u>B</u>oundary <u>L</u>ayer of the Earth. However, <i>BLwind</i> can
easily be altered in order to implement wind shears at different
altitudes.</p>
<p>The user can specify the wind profile by means of three functions:</p>
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wind velocity function; expresses <i>V<sub>w</sub></i> as a function of
the altitude <i>H</i>,
</li>
<li>
function for the horizontal wind angle; expresses <i>psi_w</i> as a function of
<i>H</i>.
</li>
<li>
function for the vertical wind angle; expresses <i>gamma_w</i> as a function of
<i>H</i>.
</li>
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<p>where <i>V<sub>w</sub></i> is the wind velocity [m/s], <i>psi_w</i> represents the wind direction in a horizontal plane[rad], and <i>gamma_w</i> expresses the wind direction in a vertical plane that is aligned with the projection of the wind-vector on the horizontal line. Notice that <i>psi_w</i> should be equal to <i>pi</i> rad if the wind is blowing <i>to</i> the North and that <i>gamma_w</i> is positive for upward blowing wind! In the default setting, the following expressions, taken from <a href="#References">ref.[1]</a> have been used:</p>
<pre>
Vw(H) = (H^0.2545 - 0.4097)/1.3470 0 <= H <= 300 m
Vw(H) = 2.8658 m/s H > 300 m
psi_w = 180 rad for all altitudes
gamma_w = 0 rad for all altitudes
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<p>(The <i>V<sub>w</sub></i> function in <i>BLWIND</i> is automatically truncated above 300 m and below 0 m, which means that the user can only specify the function for altitudes between 0 and 300 m above the Earth's surface.)</p>
<p><b>Note:</b> if you want to implement a constant wind, use the block <i><a href="cwind.htm">Cwind</a></i> instead.</p>
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Inputvector: <i>x</i>
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x = [V alpha beta p q r psi theta phi xe ye H]' (states)
{V : airspeed [m/s] }
{alpha: angle of attack [rad] }
{beta : sideslip angle [rad] }
{p : roll rate [rad/s] }
{q : pitch rate [rad/s] }
{r : yaw rate [rad/s] }
psi : yaw angle [rad]
theta: pitch angle [rad]
phi : roll angle [rad]
{xe : x-coordinate in Earth-fixed reference frame [m] }
{ye : y-coordinate '' '' '' '' [m] }
H : altitude above sea-level [m]
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<p>The variables which are not actually used by <i>BLwind</i> have been
displayed between curly braces.</p>
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Outputvector: <i>ywind</i>
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ywind = [uw vw ww]'
uw : wind velocity component along XB-axis [m/s]
vw : wind velocity component along YB-axis [m/s]
ww : wind velocity component along ZB-axis [m/s]
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<a name="References">References</a>
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Approach and Landing Simulation, AGARD report 632, Ames, 1975.
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