The DLR Institute of Aeroelasticity is a leading research institute in the topics of aeroelasticity, structural dynamics, unsteady aerodynamics and dynamic loads. More than 90 collaborators focus on theoretical-numerical and experimental investigations dedicated to aircraft, rotorcraft, turbomachinery and wind turbines applications. The institute operates three of the DLR large-scale research facilities to address fundamental and application-oriented experiments in wind tunnels as well as for ground and flight tests.
Propulsion of tomorrow: Introducing the Non-Rotating Annular Test Facility for Aeroelastic Investigations
16.11.2023