KONG Wenjie, DONG Hao, ZHAO Yidi, et al. Skin friction measurement and drag reduction of porous media under cryogenic and high Reynolds number conditions[J]. 2024, 42(8): 84-92.
KONG Wenjie, DONG Hao, ZHAO Yidi, et al. Skin friction measurement and drag reduction of porous media under cryogenic and high Reynolds number conditions[J]. 2024, 42(8): 84-92.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2024.0027.
Skin friction measurement and drag reduction of porous media under cryogenic and high Reynolds number conditions
To investigate the drag reduction laws and the Reynolds number effects of porous media under cryogenic and high Reynolds number conditions
this study conducted skin-friction measurements and drag reduction experiments in a 0.3 m transonic cryogenic wind tunnel. Pressure sensors and oil flow devices were installed downstream of the smooth plate and porous media region respectively
to measure the power spectra of fluctuating pressure and the global skin friction. It is shown that the skin friction coefficient decreases with the increase of Reynolds number. With the increase of Reynold
s number (increasing the Mach number or decreasing the total temperature of the incoming flow)
the porous media drag reduction ratio shows a non-uniform decreasing trend. Besides
the introduction of porous media
the low-frequency signal strength of the downstream pulsating pressure increases
and the intensity of the high-frequency signal is weakened. Under the typical condition that Mach number
Ma
= 0.300
Reynolds number
Re
= 7.51×10
6
and the total temperature of the incoming flow
T
0
= 140 K
the drag reduction ratio of porous media is 11.4%
which initially verifies the feasibility of the drag reduction control strategy under low temperature and high Reynolds number conditions.
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