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expected from a lift curve slope. Aft <strong>of</strong> the pitch axis the vertical displacement is opposite in sign<br />

to AOA. This leads to a 180° out <strong>of</strong> phase lift curve slope plot.<br />

Figure 6-30 A) and D) are individual Lissajous figures taken at 93% span vs. 67% ch<strong>or</strong>d<br />

location, which c<strong>or</strong>responds to the shock recovery region as seen in Figure 6-27 C). In this<br />

region, an odd figure-eight shape f<strong>or</strong>ms due to the continuous phase variation caused by the<br />

shock transition. The 3-D plot in D) provides m<strong>or</strong>e insight as to how the Cp varies with time.<br />

Notably, a loop feature is seen occurring in the last quarter <strong>of</strong> the cycle. This is due to the large<br />

and fast Cp variation occurring at this point in the cycle. Figure 6-30 B) and E) are individual<br />

Lissajous figures taken at 88% span vs. 72% ch<strong>or</strong>d location, which also c<strong>or</strong>responds to shock<br />

recovery region as seen in Figure 6-28 C). The phase relationship f<strong>or</strong> this figure is close to 15°<br />

with some nonlinear, figure-eight aspects due to the shock transition. The 3-D plot in E) shows a<br />

loop feature happening in the last half <strong>of</strong> the cycle since the Cp jump is m<strong>or</strong>e prolonged. Figure<br />

6-30 C) and F) are individual Lissajous figures taken at 88% span vs. 81% ch<strong>or</strong>d location, which<br />

c<strong>or</strong>responds to the area aft <strong>of</strong> shock recovery region as seen in Figure 6-28 C). The shape <strong>of</strong> this<br />

Lissajous is also a nonlinear, figure-eight, but with a phase closer to 145°. The 3-D plot in F) has<br />

a m<strong>or</strong>e s-shaped feature with a small loop occurring in the last part <strong>of</strong> the cycle due a double-<br />

sinusoidal-like response in the Cp.<br />

Figure 6-31 shows that the set <strong>of</strong> Lissajous plots f<strong>or</strong> the 8Hz ±0.5° case is very different<br />

from the 1Hz ±2° case. Most <strong>of</strong> the plots are open in nature and do not display the nonlinear<br />

nature shown previously. In the lower left-hand potion <strong>of</strong> the plot, a 0° phase shift is again seen<br />

with counter-clockwise rotation, but it opens up to a 45° (ellipse up to the right) phase shift along<br />

the LE. As in the 1Hz plot this maps out the pitch axis. The phase then shifts to 180° with<br />

clockwise rotation and begins to open up upon aft movement. However, the shift to clockwise<br />

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