外部圧縮型超音速インテーク性能に及ぼすスリット抽気の影響

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The performance of a two-dimensional Mach 1.64 external compression air intake is investigated by computational fluid dynamics. The intake model consists of a 10-degree wedge and a subsonic diffuser. The flow in and around the intake with different configurations of the slit at the diffuser entrance is calculated to examine the effect of the configurations for pressure recovery and stability of the shock system. The numerical results indicate that the natural bleed fairly improves the intake performance at subcritical operation: It improves the maximum pressure recovery and the tolerance of the mass flow rate through the diffuser to guarantee the stability of the shock. The bleed mass flow rate strongly depends on the slit configuration. Large bleed mass flow rate increases the tolerance of the diffuser mass flow rate for the shock stability. However, the presence of the slit provides no gain in efficiency of the intake at supercritical operation.
社団法人日本航空宇宙学会の論文
2008-07-05