Control of shock wave and boundary layer interaction finds still a lot of attention. Methods of this interaction control have been especially investigated in recent decade. This research was mostly concerned with flow...Control of shock wave and boundary layer interaction finds still a lot of attention. Methods of this interaction control have been especially investigated in recent decade. This research was mostly concerned with flows without separation. However, in many applications shock waves induce separation often leads to strong unsteady effects. In this context it is proposed to use streamwise vortices for the interaction control. The results of experimental investigations are presented here. The very promising results were obtained, meaning that the incipient separation was postponed and the separation size was reduced for the higher Mach numbers. The decrease of the RMS of average shock wave oscillation was also achieved.展开更多
Separated flow can be effectively controlled through the management of blade boundary layer development.Numerical simulations on a highly-loaded,low-solidity compressor cascade indicate that combined blowing and sucti...Separated flow can be effectively controlled through the management of blade boundary layer development.Numerical simulations on a highly-loaded,low-solidity compressor cascade indicate that combined blowing and suction flow control technique can significantly improve cascade performance,especially in increasing the cascade loading and static pressure ratio as well as decreasing the loss coefficient.Meanwhile,it is more effective to improve cascade performance by blowing near leading edge on suction surface than suction near trailing edge.Both the locations and flow rates of blowing and suction are major impact factors of this method to cascade performance.Comparing to the baseline,the static pressure ratio increases by 15% and loss coefficient decreases by 80%,with a blowing fraction of 1.7% and a suction fraction of 1.38% of the inlet mass flow.展开更多
This study demonstrates the potential for shock wave-boundary layer interaction control in air by plasma aerodynamic actuation.Experimental investigations on shock wave-boundary layer interactions control by plasma ae...This study demonstrates the potential for shock wave-boundary layer interaction control in air by plasma aerodynamic actuation.Experimental investigations on shock wave-boundary layer interactions control by plasma aerodynamic actuation are conducted in a Mach 3 in-draft air tunnel.Schlieren imaging shows that the discharges cause the oblique shock to move forward.Schlieren imaging and static pressure probes also show that separation phenomenon shifts backward and the size of separation is enlarged when plasma aerodynamic actuation is applied.The intensity of shock wave is weakened through wall pressure probe.Furthermore,numerical investigations on shock wave-boundary layer interactions control are conducted with plasma aerodynamic actuation.The discharge is modeled as a steady volumetric heat source which is integrated into the energy equation.The input energy level is about 7 kW through discharge process.Results show that the separation phenomenon shifts backward and the intensity of shock is reduced with plasma actuation.These numerical results are consistent with the experimental results.展开更多
文摘Control of shock wave and boundary layer interaction finds still a lot of attention. Methods of this interaction control have been especially investigated in recent decade. This research was mostly concerned with flows without separation. However, in many applications shock waves induce separation often leads to strong unsteady effects. In this context it is proposed to use streamwise vortices for the interaction control. The results of experimental investigations are presented here. The very promising results were obtained, meaning that the incipient separation was postponed and the separation size was reduced for the higher Mach numbers. The decrease of the RMS of average shock wave oscillation was also achieved.
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China as part of the Free Application Project (No.50776003)supported and funded by the Key Program of Aviation Science Foundation,Grant No.2007ZB51018
文摘Separated flow can be effectively controlled through the management of blade boundary layer development.Numerical simulations on a highly-loaded,low-solidity compressor cascade indicate that combined blowing and suction flow control technique can significantly improve cascade performance,especially in increasing the cascade loading and static pressure ratio as well as decreasing the loss coefficient.Meanwhile,it is more effective to improve cascade performance by blowing near leading edge on suction surface than suction near trailing edge.Both the locations and flow rates of blowing and suction are major impact factors of this method to cascade performance.Comparing to the baseline,the static pressure ratio increases by 15% and loss coefficient decreases by 80%,with a blowing fraction of 1.7% and a suction fraction of 1.38% of the inlet mass flow.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51276197,51207169,11372352)
文摘This study demonstrates the potential for shock wave-boundary layer interaction control in air by plasma aerodynamic actuation.Experimental investigations on shock wave-boundary layer interactions control by plasma aerodynamic actuation are conducted in a Mach 3 in-draft air tunnel.Schlieren imaging shows that the discharges cause the oblique shock to move forward.Schlieren imaging and static pressure probes also show that separation phenomenon shifts backward and the size of separation is enlarged when plasma aerodynamic actuation is applied.The intensity of shock wave is weakened through wall pressure probe.Furthermore,numerical investigations on shock wave-boundary layer interactions control are conducted with plasma aerodynamic actuation.The discharge is modeled as a steady volumetric heat source which is integrated into the energy equation.The input energy level is about 7 kW through discharge process.Results show that the separation phenomenon shifts backward and the intensity of shock is reduced with plasma actuation.These numerical results are consistent with the experimental results.
