journal article·2013-04

Computational and experimental analysis of Mach 2 air flow over a blunt body with plasma aerodynamic actuation

Quan Sun, BangQin Cheng, YingHong Li, WeiSong Kong, Jun Li, YiFei Zhu, Di Jin

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According to the mechanism of the arc plasma heating effect, and from a phenomenological perspective of view, the plasma actuation was simplified as heating energy injected into the supersonic flow field for the numerical research on controlling detached shock of the blunt body in non-center symmetrical positions. Besides, experimental research on the form and strength of detached shock wave control by plasma aerodynamic actuation in non-center symmetrical positions was conducted in a high-speed shock tunnel (M=2). The results showed that the detached distance of shock wave increased and the strength of normal shock wave ahead of the detached shock wave reduced when plasma actuation was applied. The control effect was greatly improved after the magnetic field was applied and the effect of upwind-direction flow was the best one. When the upwind-direction flow was applied with 1000 V voltage actuation, the distance of detached shock wave would increase from 3.4 to 7.6 mm and the time average strength of normal shock wave was weaken by 5.5%. At last, the mechanism of plasma actuation on controlling the detached shock wave was briefly analyzed.
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OpenAlex topics: Plasma and Flow Control in Aerodynamics · Computational Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics · Aerodynamics and Acoustics in Jet Flows

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