Large-scale structure visualization and convection velocity in supersonic blunt-base cylinder wakes
Large-scale structure visualization and convection velocity in supersonic blunt-base cylinder wakes
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DOI:
10.1063/1.2432157
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发表时间:
2007-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
A. Kastengren;J. Dutton;G. Elliott
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作者:
A. Kastengren;J. Dutton;G. Elliott
Time-correlated imaging has been used to study supersonic blunt-base cylinder wakes at 0° and 10° angle-of-attack to an M=2.46 flow. Most of the temporal evolution of the large-scale structures consists of swelling, shrinking, or rollover, with interactions between structures seeming to play a small role. While structures occasionally merge, rotational pairing events are not observed in the visualizations. The position of the recompression shock in the windward part of the angle-of-attack wake appears to fluctuate on rapid time scales, with disturbances in the shock position tending to follow the convection of large-scale structures in the adjoining shear layer. A consistent difference in the structure convection velocity seems to exist between the high-speed and low-speed sides of the shear layers in this study. The stream selection rule is followed for both the axisymmetric and angle-of-attack wakes before reattachment, but the recompression and reattachment processes greatly influence the structure con...