A detailed description of the bow-shock behavior associated with a conical-walled cavity with a flat circular base at M(infinity) = 10 is presented. An experimental test was performed on this configuration, and measurements of shock-oscillation frequency and amplitude, as well as shock shape, were recorded by a number of techniques. A laser-interferometer system was used for the first time during this test to determine bow-shock oscillation frequency in a nonintrusive manner. The primary behavior was a stable, periodically oscillating bow shock. Attention is also given to a violent bow-shock instability.


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    Title :

    Mach 10 bow-shock behavior of a forward-facing nose cavity


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    Publication date :

    1993-06-01



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    English


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