Estimation of stability derivatives in pitch for an oscillating wedge in hypersonic flow
A similitude has been obtained for an oscillating two-dimensional wedge in pitch with attached shock at high angle of incidence in hypersonic flow. A strip theory, in which flow at infinite span wise location is two dimensional and independent of each other is being used. Further this unites the sim...
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IOP Publishing
2017
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| Summary: | A similitude has been obtained for an oscillating two-dimensional wedge in pitch with attached shock at high angle of incidence in hypersonic flow. A strip theory, in which flow at infinite span wise location is two dimensional and independent of each other is being used. Further this unites the similitude with piston theory to give one dimensional piston theory with large flow deflection. Closed form solution is obtained for stiffness and damping derivatives in pitch. The present theory is valid when the shock wave is attached with the nose of the wedge. With the increase in semi vertex angle of the wedge the stiffness and the damping derivatives are found to increase progressively, and with the increase in the Mach number both stiffness and damping derivatives are found to decrease then with increase in Mach number it becomes independent of Mach number. From the amalgamation of theory developed, we can evaluate the stiffness and damping derivatives for in pitch for a wide range of Mach numbers, for various pivot positions, and angle of attack. Significantly the same results are being validated with the analytical results of Liu and Hui [4] and Lighthill’s [3] theory for some cases. |
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