Aerodynamic flutter happens when something that can move gets put in a stream that can move it. It can happen in water, or other liquids, but since we live above the sea, despite our recurring ...

Irkut's SSJ-New, the successor to the Superjet 100, is undergoing aeroelasticity testing as part of the preparation for the aircraft's maiden flight. An initial round of flutter tests was carried ...

A seventh crash now under investigation appears to have been caused by the aerodynamic flutter identified by NTSB last spring. Owners of factory-built Zodiac CH-601XLs have been directed to make ...

The NTSB said the design of the 601XL is susceptible to aerodynamic flutter, leading to structural failure.

However, they do have an aerodynamic impact. Much like a flag flapping in the breeze, they would generate a drag force and flutter under certain conditions.

Gunter suggested that all of the blades should be analyzed for aerodynamic flutter stability before any more are installed in offshore turbines.

During aerodynamic flutter, in a behaviour similar to a flag flying in the wind, the oscillations caused by the airflow over the wing become stronger and stronger until a mechanical failure occurs.

In April, the board said the plane is susceptible to “aerodynamic flutter,” a phenomenon in which the surfaces of the plane can suddenly vibrate, and if unmitigated, break the plane apart.

Fast obstacles in a medium are responsible for striking physical phenomena, such as aerodynamic flutter, Čerenkov radiation and acoustic shock waves. In a hydrodynamic picture, quantum systems ...

The type has been cited for possible problems with its controls that could lead to aerodynamic flutter and in-flight breakup.