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Experimental Investigation of Ground Effect on the Vortical Flow Structure of a 40 degrees Swept Delta Wing

机译:Experimental Investigation of Ground Effect on the Vortical Flow Structure of a 40 degrees Swept Delta Wing

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The ground effect influences the flow structure on a delta wing during landing and take-off processes. In this regard, comprehensive instantaneous velocity measurements and flow visualizations were carried out by particle image velocimetry and dye flow visualization techniques to reveal the ground effect on leading-edge vortex characteristics of a 40 degrees swept delta wing. The flow behaviors on the delta wing under the impact of the ground were analyzed at two angles of attack, 8 degrees and 11 degrees, and the space between the ground and lower surface of the wing was nondimensionalized with the wing's chord length. It was found that the presence of the ground caused premature leading-edge vortex breakdown due to the increasing adverse pressure gradient on the wing's suction side along the chord direction. The ground effect caused an increase in peak value and distributions of turbulent kinetic energy on the wing surface that depended on the earlier leading-edge vortex bursting and complex and disorganized flow structures. The value of time-averaged vertical velocity was lower when the delta wing descended from the free-stream flow zone into the ground effect zone because of the blocking of fluid flow in the gap between the ground and pressure surface of the wing. Thus, it can be concluded that the ground effect is very influential on the change of vortical flow characteristics of nonslender delta wings.

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