Active control of boundary layer and separation
We mean under active control the use of additional artificial influences beside the natural boundary and initial conditions on stability or excitation of boundary layers and on separation in flows. These additional influences are active influences because they imply an unsteady or at least adaptive change of boundary or flow conditions with the help of external energy. First, we discuss the influence of periodic surface waves or periodic blowing and suction on the amplification of Tollmien/Schlichting waves generated by a periodic excitation of the boundary layer. Then we explain how by acoustic excitation of the boundary layer in the leading edge area of airfoils the flow separation at high angles of incidence can be influenced. By means of suction also the unsteady behaviour of transonic boundary layers in the case of shock-boundary layer interaction can be influenced strongly. Another application of suction is suppression of the stagnation line and cross-flow instability which lead to early transition to turbulence in case of airfoils with large sweep angles. The unsteady motion of the surface of a body in a certain flow field is another method to suppress or influence unsteady behaviour of wakes. Finally, heat addition or cooling are also able to act as tools for suppression of flow instabilities. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0854.00012].
- Active control of boundary-layer instabilities
- Active control of wave instabilities in three-dimensional compressible flows
- Stabilization of a laminar boundary layer by an active surface-localized action
- Numerical simulation of laminar separation-bubble control
- IUTAM symposium on mechanics of passive and active flow control. Proceedings of the IUTAM symposium held in Göttingen, Germany, September 7--11, 1998
- Some boundary-layer growth problems associated with a flat plate with suction or injection
- Active control of the turbulent flow over a swept fence.
- Boundary layer stabilization by ``artificial turbulence
- Investigation of the possibility of boundary layer control at the parts of aircraft
- Flow active control and numerical simulation tools for aeronautics, some connections
- Control of turbulent boundary layers
- Active control of convection
- Passive control of shock/boundary layer interaction
- Control action for stabilizing free shear layers
- Laminar boundary-layer separation control by Görtler-scale blowing
- Active management of naturally separated flow over a solid surface. Part 2. The separation process
- DNS of active control of disturbances in a Blasius boundary layer.
- Numerical simulation of laminar separation-bubble control
- Boundary-layer separation control on a thin airfoil using local suction
- Active control of boundary-layer instabilities
- Active control of laminar boundary layer using various wall motions
- IUTAM symposium on mechanics of passive and active flow control. Proceedings of the IUTAM symposium held in Göttingen, Germany, September 7--11, 1998
- Stabilization of a laminar boundary layer by an active surface-localized action
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