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Computational and experimental study of vortex structures in supersonic flow, indicating geometric influence.
This paper presents the results of a computational and experimental study of the vortex structure in the reattachment region of a separated flow at a free-stream Mach number M∞ = 6 . Three configurations of the compression corner are considered: a compression corner formed by two flat surfaces, a same compression corner with side walls, and an axisymmetric model. The magnitude of the compression corner is the same in all cases and is 30 ∘ . It has been established that the geometry of the model significantly influences the structure and parameters of the vortex flow in the reattachment zone, namely, the presence or absence of near-wall streamwise vortices of the Goertler type, their geometric dimensions, as well as the magnitude of the force and thermal parameters in the reattachment zone.
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