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Active control of an annular jet by means of the radial synthetic jet
Broučková, Zuzana ; Kordík, Jozef ; Trávníček, Zdeněk
This experimental study deals with an annular jet, which is actively controlled. Firstly, the following partial tasks were measured: axisymmetric continual jet, axisymmetric synthetic jet, radial synthetic jet, and annular jet without control. Measurement was performed in air by means of the Pitot probe and hot-wire anemometer. The results of partial steady tasks confirm knowledge, available from literature. The expected resonant behavior of the synthetic jet actuators was confirmed too. A possibility of flow control of the mean annular jet was proved. A suitable frequency and amplitude of the control synthetic jet was 600Hz and 23m/s, respectively.
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Syntetizovaný proud
Dančová, P. ; Trávníček, Zdeněk ; Vít, T.
Equipments working on the synthetic jet (SJ) principle can be used in aerospace industry, automotive industry, pumps and ejectors, cooling and heating applications, intensification of mixing in chemical reactors. SJ can be used for jet control and vectoring, flow control in external and internal aerodynamics, intensification of heat transfer. The main advantage of these applications is relative simplicity of SJ equipment. This article summarizes primary SJ world studies, and it shows examples of own experimental results.
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Strategie řízení mezních vrstev
Uruba, Václav
A review of flow control strategies which could be applied on wall turbulent flows is presented. Control goals are related namely to transition to turbulence and boundary layer separation. A special attention is paid to active control strategies involving hydrodynamically driven oscillatory actuators, particularly synthetic jets.
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Heat/mass transfer of axi-symmetric, actively controlled impinging jet
Trávníček, Zdeněk ; Peszynski, K.
Annular nozzle has been equipped by a fluidic control of a jet flow state. The jet flow can be either focused along the nozzle axis or spread out of nozzle axis. Nozzle geometry aimed an enhancement of head and mass transfer on exposed wall by means of active flow control. A visualization of the jet flow was performed, mass transfer was measured by naphthalene sublimation method, and heat/ mass transfer analogy was used.
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