Abstract The work is focused on developing effective systems for the electrogasdynamic control of the boundary layer and gas flows on aerodynamic surfaces. In the course of the research, a new multi-discharge actuator system has been developed that induces a unidirectional and fairly uniform volumetric force effect over the extended aerodynamic surface sections and has significantly better power and energy characteristics than those of well-known world analogues. The experimental validation of weakening the cross-flow in a three-dimensional boundary layer and increasing its stability using a new multi-discharge actuator system has been performed.
Highlights Multi-discharge actuator system is developed. The system generates unidirectional body force over lengthy aerodynamic surfaces. Body force impact permits to reduce a cross flow in swept wing boundary layer. Cross flow reduction results in attenuation of stationary instability vortices. The laminar-to-turbulent transition is delayed.
Multi-discharge actuator systems for electrogasdynamic flow control
Acta Astronautica ; 181 ; 292-300
2021-01-18
9 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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