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The study of the induction of subsonic wind tunnels with an axisymmetric working part
Authors:O Yu Starikov
Abstract:For the case of small perturbations of the velocity on the boundary of the flow and arbitrary degree of perforation of the wall of the wind tunnel which is constant along its length, a solution has been found for the axisymmetric boundary-value problem of subsonic flow around a thin body of revolution in perforated boundaries. The boundary condition connects the tangential component of the perturbed velocity and the component normal to the wall, and has a general form for the whole boundary. From the solution obtained, the optimum degree of perforation of the wall is found for which distortion of the pressure coefficient on the surface of the model is a minimum in comparison with the unbounded flow round the body. The questions of the induction of the walls of the working part of the wind tunnel, the formulation of the boundary condition, and the determination of the corrections to the aerodynamic characteristics of the model are considered in a number of studies 1–5]. Lately a promising method was been worked out for reducing the influence of the walls directly in the process of experiment by regulating the parameters of the gas near the boundary in such a way that they correspond to the parameters in flow round the same body by an unbounded flow 3, 5]. However, the design properties of many working tunnels do not permit this method to be applied. The induction of such tunnels as these can be reduced only by the choice of an optimum degree of perforation of the walls. In the articles 6–8] there is a study of the effect of perforated boundaries on the flow round a profile, the degree of perforation in 7] being assumed to be small.Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No. 1, pp. 150–154, January–February, 1985.The author is grateful to V. M. Neiland for his constant attention to the study and for discussion of the results.
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