A very simple approach of flow control is steady suction and blowing.
First this kind of excitation is investigated and results are
summarised in Tab. 1. The intensity is =
in both cases.
Case | mean | mean | flow | dominant |
lift | drag | sep. | frequency | |
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without Exc. | 2.686 | 0.201 | ![]() |
0.442 |
st. suction | 2.742 | 0.170 | ![]() |
0.528 |
st. blowing | 2.630 | 0.198 | ![]() |
0.420 |
The results indicate, that only steady suction is effective. Flap
separation can be delayed and the mean lift increases by while
the drag drops. It is also remarkable that the frequency of detaching
vorticies significantly increases from
in the
baseline simulation to
for steady suction. Steady blowing
does not give any positive effect.