Accurate prediction of Shock-Wave/Boundary Layer Interaction(SWBLI)flows has been a persistent challenge for linear eddy viscosity models.A major limitation lies in the isotropic representation of the Reynolds stress,...Accurate prediction of Shock-Wave/Boundary Layer Interaction(SWBLI)flows has been a persistent challenge for linear eddy viscosity models.A major limitation lies in the isotropic representation of the Reynolds stress,as assumed under the Boussinesq approximation.Recent studies have shown promise in improving the prediction capability for incompressible separation flows by perturbing the Reynolds-stress anisotropy tensor.However,it remains uncertain whether this approach is effective for SWBLI flows,which involve compressibility and discontinuity.To address this issue,this study systematically quantifies the structural uncertainty of the anisotropy for oblique SWBLI flows.The eigenspace perturbation method is applied to perturb the anisotropy tensor predicted by the Menter Shear–Stress Transport(SST)model and reveal the impacts of anisotropy on the prediction of quantities of interest,such as separation and reattachment positions,wall static pressure,skin friction,and heat flux.The results demonstrate the potential and reveal the challenges of eigenspace perturbation in improving the SST model.Furthermore,a detailed analysis of turbulent characteristics is performed to identify the source of uncertainty.The findings indicate that eigenspace perturbation primarily affects turbulent shear stress,while the prediction error of the SST model is more related to turbulent kinetic energy.展开更多
Flows around vortex generators(VGs),which serve as one of the important flow control methods,are investigated by solving Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes(RANS)equations.The influences on the main flow of VGs are intend...Flows around vortex generators(VGs),which serve as one of the important flow control methods,are investigated by solving Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes(RANS)equations.The influences on the main flow of VGs are intended to explore.Firstly, the flow around a single VG on a flat plane is computed to validate the schemes and to acquire basic knowledge of this kind of flow.Secondly,transonic flow past a standard model,named by ONERA-M6 wing,is predicted to investigate the flow features of shockwave/boundary-layer interactions(SWBLI).Thirdly,the effects of a row of VGs mounted about 25%local chord on a supercritical wing are analyzed in transonic condition with strong SWBLI.Lastly,VGs are mounted more upwind(about 3.5%local chord)to explore the effects at low speed and high incidence condition.The numerical results show that seven VGs can effectively suppress the separations behind the strong SWBLI and decrease spanwise flow and wing-tip vortex in transonic condition.VGs also can decrease the large scope of separation over the wing at low speed with high angle of attack.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.92252201 and 11721202)。
文摘Accurate prediction of Shock-Wave/Boundary Layer Interaction(SWBLI)flows has been a persistent challenge for linear eddy viscosity models.A major limitation lies in the isotropic representation of the Reynolds stress,as assumed under the Boussinesq approximation.Recent studies have shown promise in improving the prediction capability for incompressible separation flows by perturbing the Reynolds-stress anisotropy tensor.However,it remains uncertain whether this approach is effective for SWBLI flows,which involve compressibility and discontinuity.To address this issue,this study systematically quantifies the structural uncertainty of the anisotropy for oblique SWBLI flows.The eigenspace perturbation method is applied to perturb the anisotropy tensor predicted by the Menter Shear–Stress Transport(SST)model and reveal the impacts of anisotropy on the prediction of quantities of interest,such as separation and reattachment positions,wall static pressure,skin friction,and heat flux.The results demonstrate the potential and reveal the challenges of eigenspace perturbation in improving the SST model.Furthermore,a detailed analysis of turbulent characteristics is performed to identify the source of uncertainty.The findings indicate that eigenspace perturbation primarily affects turbulent shear stress,while the prediction error of the SST model is more related to turbulent kinetic energy.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.10932005)
文摘Flows around vortex generators(VGs),which serve as one of the important flow control methods,are investigated by solving Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes(RANS)equations.The influences on the main flow of VGs are intended to explore.Firstly, the flow around a single VG on a flat plane is computed to validate the schemes and to acquire basic knowledge of this kind of flow.Secondly,transonic flow past a standard model,named by ONERA-M6 wing,is predicted to investigate the flow features of shockwave/boundary-layer interactions(SWBLI).Thirdly,the effects of a row of VGs mounted about 25%local chord on a supercritical wing are analyzed in transonic condition with strong SWBLI.Lastly,VGs are mounted more upwind(about 3.5%local chord)to explore the effects at low speed and high incidence condition.The numerical results show that seven VGs can effectively suppress the separations behind the strong SWBLI and decrease spanwise flow and wing-tip vortex in transonic condition.VGs also can decrease the large scope of separation over the wing at low speed with high angle of attack.
