Abstract:For conventionally laid out civil transport aircraft in low-speed condition and high lift configurations, the advance of the stall angle of attack causes the aircraft"s approach speed to be too high, it is necessary to optimize the low-speed characteristics of the high-lift configuration and improve the landing performance of the aircraft by controlling the flow in the Kink area of the aircraft wing. Wind tunnel tests were used to conduct research on two passive control technologies: nacelle outer strake and slat edge tiny cut, obtained the best combination plan of nacelle outer strake (trailing edge height: H medium) and slat edge tiny cut (medium size cutting), under the best combination conditions, the lift coefficient is significantly improved, and the pitch moment coefficient still meets the requirements of the classic criterion after a slight pitch up. Fluorescent oil flow test reveals flow mechanism of optimized measures, that is, the high-energy vortices generated by nacelle outer strake and slat edge tiny cut are injected into the downstream wing surface, suppressing the separation of the flow on the wing surface.