A time-domain aeroelastic analysis code is described for single airfoi
ls and two-foil systems in incompressible, inviscid flow Flow solution
s are obtained using a time-stepping panel code, and airfoil motions a
re computed using a two-degree-of-freedom spring/mass model, The time-
stepping aeroelastic code is evaluated through comparisons with severa
l classical frequency-domain studies for single-degree-of-freedom pitc
hing motion. Results show excellent agreement with past studies and pr
ovide a look into the evolution of the motion in time, Additionally, u
sing a two-foil system, it is shown that flutter of a trailing airfoil
can be controlled by proper oscillation and phasing of a leading airf
oil, Three applications of the aeroelastic code are presented, includi
ng a feedback loop to actively stabilize flutter of a trailing airfoil
, simulations of wake interference in rotary-wing flowfields, and simu
lations of flutter in ground effect.