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Control of Reverse Flow on High-Speed Rotorcraft Using a Blade with a Sinusoidal Trailing Edge
One of the main challenges limiting the maximum forward speed of high-speed rotorcraft is the development of reverse flow on retreating blades. Flow separation at the sharp aerodynamic leading edge during reverse flow leads to negative lift, high drag, high pitching moment, and a pitching moment imp
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