2018 Flow Control Conference 2018
DOI: 10.2514/6.2018-4019
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The Flow Physics of Synthetic Jets Interaction with Flow over a Flapped Airfoil

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“…This type of reconnection event, while the vortex ring was still in its original orientation, is consistent with the pattern IV predicted by Kiya & Ishii (1991) for an isolated vortex ring. Van and Lindstrom, Monastero & Amitay (2018) in SPIV experiments and Belanger, Zingg & Lavoie (2020) in a large-eddy simulation reported potential bifurcations of the vortex rings from moderate AR rectangular orifice synthetic jets in a cross-flow. However, the bifurcation of a vortex ring while interacting with a cross-flow boundary layer develops differently than a natural bifurcation due only to self-induced vortex deformations.…”
Section: Vortex Dynamics In Synthetic Jetsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…This type of reconnection event, while the vortex ring was still in its original orientation, is consistent with the pattern IV predicted by Kiya & Ishii (1991) for an isolated vortex ring. Van and Lindstrom, Monastero & Amitay (2018) in SPIV experiments and Belanger, Zingg & Lavoie (2020) in a large-eddy simulation reported potential bifurcations of the vortex rings from moderate AR rectangular orifice synthetic jets in a cross-flow. However, the bifurcation of a vortex ring while interacting with a cross-flow boundary layer develops differently than a natural bifurcation due only to self-induced vortex deformations.…”
Section: Vortex Dynamics In Synthetic Jetsmentioning
confidence: 95%