Experimental and numerical Investigation of wind tunnel wall interference near Mach one
M. Mokry, M. Khalid, Y. Mébarki, Ali Rebaine
Abstract
M. Mokry, M. Khalid, Y. Mébarki, Ali Rebaine
Abstract
Surface pressure measurements on the CAST-10-2/DOA 2 aerofoil, conducted in the IAR l.5m wind tunnel and supported by CFD simulations, are used to validate some new theoretical analyses of transonic wall interference. Based on the transonic freeze principle, it is shown that the stream Mach number correction is indeterminate near Mach one.
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Surface pressure measurements on the CAST-10-2/DOA 2 aerofoil, conducted in the IAR l.5m wind tunnel and supported by CFD simulations, are used to validate some new theoretical analyses of transonic wall interference. Based on the transonic freeze principle, it is shown that the stream Mach number correction is indeterminate near Mach one.
Key concepts: Transonic, Mach number, Subsonic and transonic wind tunnel, Airfoil, Wind tunnel, Mechanics, Computational fluid dynamics, Interference (communication)