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超音速喷射实验分析论文
[这个贴子最后由nacwu在 2005/05/20 11:47am 第 1 次编辑]
Several image sequences with 40 image pairs were acquired at a rate of 15 Hz. Figure 1 is one
representative example. In the figure the two corresponding images are displayed together to
facilitate the visualization. The images clearly show these salient features: The two jets with their
associated shear layers and stand-off shock structure, the re-circulating flow downstream of the
shock and the highly three-dimensional and unsteady fountain flow. The images were analyzed
using a rectangular grid with 100x30 cells. Figure 2 shows one of the computed vector fields
superposed to its corresponding images. The vectors were color coded to represent the original
data and the data that was obtained using an interpolation scheme. According to the scheme a
dropout is obtained when there is not sufficient image data to construct the correlation, or when a
no-valid correlation is computed. In this case the velocity at the grid points are interpolated using
the least squares algorithm with the information provided by the neighbor grid points. However, it
is noteworthy that even in the difficult conditions of large velocity and density gradients the
number of interpolations was kept below a very minimal level of 150 out of 3000 grid points. For
clarity the velocity field in figure 2 is displayed, superposed with iso-velocity contours, in figure 3.
In this figure the unsteady nature of the fountain flow is further documented as well as the
structure of the flow downstream of the shock. As it was evidenced by the particle images, the
velocity field confirms the existence of small, albeit strong, re-circulating regions. Analysis of
several frames of a sequence reveals that these structures are quite unsteady in nature,
shedding with a frequency that is coupled with that of the oscillation of the fountain flow (as
evidenced by the attached animation TwinJet.avi ) |
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