Experimental study investigates pressure distribution changes due to jet blowing position on a cylinder surface, suggesting potential flow control applications.
The paper presents experimental results from a study on supersonic flow across a cylinder. Selected measurements of pressure on the cylinder surface were taken. Different variants of jet blowing were tested with a focus on variation in the pressure distribution on a surface. The difference between variants was in positioning the blowing hole on the cylinder circumference in the mean cross section. The paper describes the influence of the hole position on the pressure distribution for a case of interaction between a supersonic free stream and a jet. New experimental data on a pressure distribution on a circular cylinder surface with at different positions of the blow hole are now available.
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