The drag of airfoils in transonic flow can be reduced through the use of a passive venting system that employs a porous plate for part of the airfoil upper surface with a vent chamber underneath the porous plate Attention is given to the results obtained with a wind tunnel model employing such a porous floor system. This passive venting system has been used to extend the length/height value before the onset of high drag-producing closed cavity flow at supersonic speeds.
Passive venting system for modifying cavity flowfields at supersonic speeds
AIAA Journal ; 26
1988-03-01
Miscellaneous
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English
Passive Control of Supersonic Cavity Flowfields
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