Tip Leakage Experiment - Part One: Aerodynamic And Acoustic Measurements
Tip Leakage Experiment - Part One: Aerodynamic And Acoustic Measurements
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尖端泄漏实验 - 第 1 部分:空气动力学和声学测量
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2007
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通讯作者:
G. Caputi
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作者:
J. Grilliat;Marc C. Jacob;R. Camussi;G. Caputi
An aeroacoustic characterisation of Low Mach number (∼ 0.2) tip leakage flows is carried out at the anechoic wind tunnel facility of the Ecole Centrale de Lyon. Results suggest that the pressure fluctuations induced on the airfoil by the tip leakage vortex are scattered into sound at the trailing edge whereas another high frequency source seems to be related to the jet-like leakage flow impinging the main flow on the suction side. These features are evidenced by PIV, unsteady wall and far field pressure measurements as well two points PIV-PIV, PIV-pressure, HWA-Pressure and pressure-pressure cross-statistics in the gap region. The experiment is carried out on a single airfoil located in the potential core of a flanged jet in a medium at rest. The leakage flow is obtained by loading the high camber foil and a parametric study of the angle of attack, the gap size and the flow velocity shows that the two former have a significant impact onto the flow structure whereas the velocity mainly sets the magnitudes of the unsteady flow patterns.