Experimental investigation of terminal shock sensors for mixed-compression inlets
Experimental investigation of terminal shock sensors for mixed-compression inlets
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DOI:
10.2514/3.23457
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发表时间:
1992-02
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
M. Sajben;J. Donovan;M. Morris
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作者:
M. Sajben;J. Donovan;M. Morris
This paper describes experimental investigations of devices designed for the nonintrusive detection of terminal shock location in mixed-compression inlets at high supersonic flight speeds. Systems based on sensing wall pressures by an array of wall-mounted transducers were selected for detailed study. Pressure signals were processed by three different methods: (1) interpretation of instantaneous pressure distributions, (2) detection of the turbulent intensity amplification occurring at the shock, and (3) determination of the upstream limit to which a search-tone, introduced at the downstream end of the channel, can propagate. The first two of these methods were tested in real time. The third method appeared feasible for weak shocks only; at high shock strengths, propagation upstream of the source could not be detected.