On the Use of Reynolds Number as the Scaling Parameter for the Performance of Plasma Actuator in a Weakly Compressible Flow
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Abstract
Dimensional analysis of momentum integral equation of boundary-layer flow in the presence of body force was performed to determine the scaling law for plasma body force for an application in boundary layer flow control. The motivation was to relate experiments on a model in a low-speed flow to the prototype in a high-speed, weakly compressible, flow. The analysis showed that the presumption that the matching of Reynolds number will match the effect of the body force on the boundary layer velocity profile was not substantiated. The scaling suggested a requirement for a change in the body force per unit span for a change in the size of the prototype in order to produce similar effect on boundary layer velocity profile.
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