WU Zhengyuan, MO Fan, GAO Zhenxun, et al. Direct numerical simulation of turbulent and high-temperature gas effect coupled flow[J]. 2020, 38(6): 1111-1119,1128.
WU Zhengyuan, MO Fan, GAO Zhenxun, et al. Direct numerical simulation of turbulent and high-temperature gas effect coupled flow[J]. 2020, 38(6): 1111-1119,1128.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2020.0132.
Direct numerical simulation of turbulent and high-temperature gas effect coupled flow
direct numerical simulation (DNS) studies are carried out on the hypersonic and high-enthalpy turbulent boundary layer
and the coupling mechanism of the high-temperature gas effect and turbulence is analyzed. It is found that the high-temperature gas effect significantly reduces the mean temperature and increases the mean density in boundary layer
while reduce the temperature fluctuation. In the near-wall area
both the velocity fluctuation and density fluctuation are enhanced. But in the outer area of boundary layer
these turbulent
fluctuations are suppressed by high-temperature gas effect. For the Reynolds stress
high-temperature gas effect decreases the Reynolds stress value in the area of
y
+
500 in boundary layer
while increases the Reynolds stress value in the region of
y
+
500
which in turn enhances the momentum exchange caused by turbulence. Thereby
skin friction is increased. The wall heat transfer is strengthened by high-temperature gas effect as well. Moreover
the high temperature gas effect increases both the mean pressure and the fluctuation pressure at wall.
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