Study of the Unsteady Flow Features on a Stalled Wing
Study of the Unsteady Flow Features on a Stalled Wing
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DOI:
10.2514/2.372
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发表时间:
1998
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影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Steve Yon;J. Katz
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作者:
Steve Yon;J. Katz
The occurrence of large-scale structures in the poststall flow over a rectangular wing at high angles of attack was investigated in a small-scale subsonic wind tunnel. Mean and time-dependent measurements within the separated flowfield suggest the existence of two distinct angle-of-attack regimes beyond wing stall. The shallow stall regime occurs over a narrow range of incidence angles (2-3 deg) immediately following the inception of leading-edge separation. In this regime, the principal mean flow structures, termed stall cells, are manifested as a distinct spanwise periodicity in the chordwise extent of the separated region on the model surface with possible lateral mobility not previously reported. Within the stall cells and on the wing surface, large-amplitude pressure fluctuations occur with a frequency much lower than anticipated for bluff body shedding and with minimum effect in the far wake. In the deep stall regime, stall cells are not observed, and the separated region near the model is relatively free of large-amplitude pressure disturbances.