Natural laminar-turbulent transition delay by dielectric barrier discharge

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Abstract

The use dielectric barrier discharge for the delay of laminar turbulent transition excited by natural flow disturbances in a quiet wind-tunnel was investigated experimentally. Optimal electrodes location and the operational regime of high-voltage impulse generator provided maximal downstream shift of transition location were found. It was demonstrated that the 10% increase of the laminar part of boundary layer can be obtained using barrier discharge with the cross-flow electrodes. This gives up to 20% friction drag reduction.

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Ustinov, M., Kogan, M., Litvinov, V., & Uspensky, A. (2011). Natural laminar-turbulent transition delay by dielectric barrier discharge. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 318). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/318/2/022037

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