HAN Yufeng, MA Shaoxian, SU Caihong. Numerical study on cross-flow transition in three-dimensional hypersonic boundary layers[J]. 2019, 37(4): 522-529.
HAN Yufeng, MA Shaoxian, SU Caihong. Numerical study on cross-flow transition in three-dimensional hypersonic boundary layers[J]. 2019, 37(4): 522-529.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2019.0015.
Numerical study on cross-flow transition in three-dimensional hypersonic boundary layers
Cross-flow instability is the main transition mechanism in three-dimensional hypersonic boundary layers. However
up to now
there are few numerical investigations on the breakdown process to turbulence for hypersonic boundary layers induced by cross-flow instability. In this paper
the boundary-layer transition is investigated for a blunted flat plate with Mach number 6 and sweep angle of 45 deg. Direct numerical simulations are performed for the linear and nonlinear evolution of stationary cross-flow vortex
as well as the development of the second instability waves on the saturated mean flow
and the transition to turbulence. The results show that the modification of the mean flow caused by the nonlinear effect of the stationary vortices can lead to the rise of the wall friction coefficient curve. However
without introducing the secondary instability waves
the wall friction coefficient stay constant and cannot rise to the value of turbulence level. The introduced high frequency secondary instability waves grow dramatically
and the low frequency disturbances
including stationary ones
which are generated due to the nonlinear interaction
amplify significantly as well. As a result
the mean flow is modified rapidly
leading to a steep rise in the wall friction coefficient. Following that
the saturated cross-flow vortex structure breaks down
and the flow transitions to turbulence.
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