Hypersonic transverse flow transition prediction method considering surface roughness effect

A surface roughness, hypersonic technology, used in the testing, measuring devices, instruments, etc. of machine/structural components, which can solve the problems of not considering the influence of surface roughness, unpredictable cross-flow transition, and cross-flow not starting.

Active Publication Date: 2020-01-17
AERODYNAMICS NAT KEY LAB
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The strong discontinuity characteristics and wall temperature effect of hypersonic flow, as well as the three-dimensional rotating body shape different from the low-speed airfoil, make the traditional low-speed cross-flow transition prediction technology no longer applicable in hypersonic flow.
[0007] 2. Existing cross-flow transition prediction techniques are rarely able to achieve complete localization
The cross-flow transition criterion based on the cross-flow Reynolds number needs to search for the maximum cross-flow velocity and the position in the boundary layer corresponding to a specific velocity in the whole field, so this criterion and its corresponding cross-flow transition prediction technology cannot be fully localized
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[0056] The present invention discloses a hypersonic transverse flow transition prediction method considering the effect of surface roughness. The hypersonic transverse flow transition prediction method at least includes the following steps:

[0057] S1: Let the critical cross-flow Reynolds number and surface roughness satisfy the logarithmic relationship, specifically:

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[0059] Step S1 gives the transition criterion based on the experimental data of hypersonic cross flow.

[0060] S2: Based on the existing hypersonic wind tunnel experimental data, CFD laminar flow solution is used to obtain the transition critical momentum thickness Reynolds number of different roughness under hypersonic conditions, and the least square method is used to solve the relationship coefficients to obtain the criterion relationship:

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[0062] Where Re SCF Is the steady cross-flow Reynolds number, h is the surface roughness, θt is the momentum thickness of the boundary layer (obtained by ite...

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The invention discloses a hypersonic transverse flow transition prediction method considering a surface roughness effect. The hypersonic transverse flow transition prediction method is based on the fact that a critical transverse flow Reynolds number and surface roughness meet a logarithmic relationship, and based on hypersonic wind tunnel experimental data, transition critical momentum thicknessReynolds numbers of different roughness under a hypersonic condition are obtained through CFD layer solution, a least square method is adopted to solve a relation coefficient, a criterion relational expression is obtained, and prediction of transverse flow transition is achieved by adding a transverse flow source item DSCF into an existing gamma-Retheta t transition model momentum thickness transport equation. Due to the fact that a gamma-Retheta t transition model is a localization model, the transverse flow criterion ReSCF is obtained through iteration, the momentum thickness Reynolds numberdoes not need to be solved through integration, and localization is achieved. Therefore, the method does not relate to calculation or calling of non-local amount, the prediction technology achieves complete localization, and the method is suitable for large-scale parallel calculation.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of flow prediction, and in particular relates to a method that can predict the transition position of hypersonic cross flow under different surface roughness. Background technique [0002] When a fluid (gas or liquid) flows around a solid, the interaction area between the fluid and the solid mainly occurs in the thin surface layer outside the solid wall, which is also called the boundary layer. Boundary layer flow has two states: laminar flow state and turbulent flow state. There are huge differences between these two flow regimes in terms of aerodynamic distribution, thermal distribution and mixing effects on the surface of the object. The process of changing from laminar flow to turbulent flow is called transition, and transition prediction is of great significance to the design of aerospace vehicles. The transition process is a complex nonlinear process affected by multi-factor coupling. According to the mod...

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IPC IPC(8): G01M9/02G06F30/28G06F113/08
CPCG01M9/02
Inventor 向星皓张毅锋陈坚强袁先旭
Owner AERODYNAMICS NAT KEY LAB
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