AIAA Journal · 1978 · 10 citations · 10 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringMechanical EngineeringAerodynamicsFluid DynamicsHeat TransferAerodynamic HeatingBoundary Layer FlowExperimental AerodynamicsHeat FlowHeat Transfer In FluidsThermal Boundary LayersBoundary-layer SeparationHeat Transfer CharacterizationHeat Transfer In Boundary LayersHeat Transfer MechanismsLeading-edge SeparationLeading-edge VorticesReynolds NumberTransfer Characteristics
An experimental investigation was carried out to study the flowfield and heat-transfer characteristics of the leeside of an 80-deg swept delta wing at M^ -10, Flow visualization studies were complemented by extensive heat-transfer measurements to obtain the details of the flowfield. Attached vortex-free flows and flows with inboard and leading-edge separation were observed. The dominant contributor to the heating load on the leeside is seen to be the vortices generated due to the boundary-layer separation, either at the leading edge or inboard. The experimental results also show that the angle of attack for incipient and leading-edge separation is strongly dependent on freestream Reynolds number.
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