Wang Xinguang, CHEN Qi, ZHANG Yifeng, et al. Numerical simulation of the effect of transition position on static and dynamic aerodynamic characteristics of cones[J]. 2025, 43(9): 1-9.
Wang Xinguang, CHEN Qi, ZHANG Yifeng, et al. Numerical simulation of the effect of transition position on static and dynamic aerodynamic characteristics of cones[J]. 2025, 43(9): 1-9.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2024.0067.
Numerical simulation of the effect of transition position on static and dynamic aerodynamic characteristics of cones
When a high-speed reentry vehicle enters the near space
the boundary layer undergoes the transition process as the Reynolds number increases. The boundary layer transition modifies the surface pressure and skin friction distributions on high-speed vehicles
thus affecting the aerodynamic and stability characteristics. The asymmetric transition fronts on inclined axisymmetric vehicles induce extra force and moment
thereby affecting the vehicle's static and dynamic stability. Consequently
an investigation into the effects of boundary layer transition on aircraft's stability is critical for the design and control of high-speed vehicles. This paper analyzed the influence of boundary layer transition on the static and dynamic stability of a sharp cone using a high-speed numerical simulation software. This was accomplished by numerical simulations of forced transition with different types of transition fronts by integrating RANS models and the forced pitching oscillation method. For this dynamic numerical simulation
a transition control surface was essential
constructed by extending the transition front from the cone surface in the wall-normal direction. Results showed that as the transition front moves backward
the static stability decreased while the dynamic stability increased. The boundary layer transition introduced additional pressure and skin friction
with the former being the primary contributor to the overall induced pitching moment dynamic derivative.
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