Synthetic Jets in Cross-Flow. Part I: Round Jet

Synthetic Jets in Cross-Flow

“…The location of the peak in u' f -profile (y max ) was used to denote the penetration of the SJCF. 1 As expected, one finds from Fig. 3(c) that y max is the least for the pitched configuration.…”

“…1. The motivation, objective and the scope of the study together with a literature review on the flow dynamics of isolated synthetic jets have been described previously 1 and will not be repeated.…”

“…1. The motivation, objective and the scope of the study together with a literature review on the flow dynamics of isolated synthetic jets have been described previously 1 and will not be repeated. Here, a brief additional overview of experiments on synthetic jets in the cross-flow (SJCF) examining the effects of orifice geometry is presented.…”

“…1. Velocity profiles at different streamwise locations, x, on the symmetry plane (z = 0) were obtained with a single element hot-wire.…”

The effect of rectangular synthetic jet to the flat plate boundary layer in low Reynolds number

“…A clear counter rotating vortex (CVP) structure is appeared in the downstream flowfield, Though, there is no sufficient evidence to confirm the existence a CVP wake structure, also similar flow structures are reported by Bridges et al [2] and Zaman et al [6] . Both studies applied a synthetic jet to a crossflow.…”