The ine uence of plasma and hot-gas injection from a model’ s surface toward the external e ow on aerodynamic dragofthemodelisresearched.ExperimentaltestsareconductedintransonicandsupersonicwindtunnelsatMach numbersM1 =0.59‐4. Numerical experiments are carried out using unsteady Euler equations of an ideal perfect gasinintegralconservativeform.ThecalculationswereperformedattheoncomingMachnumber M1 = 4,constant jet stagnation pressure, and jet stagnation temperatures of 600, 2000, and 6000 K. The investigations showed that the plasma or hot-gas injection can be used to reduce drag at subsonic, transonic, and supersonic Mach numbers, resulting in twice (or more)drag reduction. The calculations are in general agreement with the experimental data. The amount of drag reduction depends on jet stagnation temperature.
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