Development of the Strategy of Active Control of Instability Waves in Unexcited Turbulent Jets
Fluid Dynamics, ISSN: 0015-4628, Vol: 53, Issue: 3, Page: 347-360
2018
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Article Description
The possibility of controlling instability waves in the mixing layer of a subsonic unexcited jet is studied. These waves can be noise sources in both free jets and jets as parts of configurations. In the study the method of experimental diagnostics of the instability waves in the near field of a jet using an azimuthal multimicrophone array is realized. The data on the near field fluctuations are used for testing the control strategy proposed by the authors. The strategy consists in narrowband sliding filtration of the original signal and the formation of a narrowband controlling action on the basis of the linear principle of signal superposition. The results of the study represent the next step toward the realization of an active control system suppressing natural instability waves in turbulent jets.
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Pleiades Publishing Ltd
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