Shockwave-Boundary layer interaction

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Shock wave boundary layer interaction (SWBLI) at supersonic speeds (M=2.8-3) lacks comprehensive literature, prompting a search for better understanding. While some papers, such as those by J.-P. Dussauge and Dolling, provide insights, a definitive explanation remains elusive. The discussion highlights the difficulty in predicting downstream conditions and the ongoing analysis of unsteadiness in this area. Participants express a desire for accessible college-level resources to aid beginners in grasping the complexities of SWBLI. The conversation also reveals a personal connection between contributors, emphasizing collaboration in research efforts.
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Hi
In the case of a moving ramp/oscillating flap at supersonic speeds(m=2.8-3), we get a shock wave boundary layer interaction which is although mentioned in most research papers but no solid literary piece is found on it.( as i checked out)
Can anyone help me in this direction?
Something to better understand what exactly happens around that region?
TIA
 
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i wonder if u checked this:
Shock/boundary-layer interactions: Possible sources of unsteadiness- J.-P. Dussauge

its available at Science Direct. It gives a good insight into the problem. A full-filling explanation is still not there, though. :(

u can refer to other papers by Dassauge & Dolling too.
hope this helps a bit.
 
thanks for your reply
i have read into the papers by Dolling and further by Chapman et al.
But what i wanted to know was that , is there any college level book looking into this problem in general, so that it might help a beginner too to understand this.
TIA
 
as i told you, the question is still very much open... you won't find a good description in any book. :(
All we know is 'something happens around that place', what is it, we don't know, neither can we predict the downstraeam conditions accurately.
At my place, we're trying to analyse reason for this unsteadiness. In case i get something solid, i'd let you know. for the time being, all we can do is keep looking into the published papers.
have a good time studying SWBLI. :)
 
ok cool ... yea i guess i'll probably be doing that this summer :)
well by the way, where is your place exactly?
 
vader said:
ok cool ... yea i guess i'll probably be doing that this summer :)
well by the way, where is your place exactly?

INDIA :)
good, you'll enjoy the thing!
by the way, where are you from?
 
india bro are you working on some DRDO sponsored project.?
 
yeah!
where in INDIA are u?
 
shucks...
dude i sit ryt nxt 2 u in brijesh's lab!
ritesh
Wth!
 
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vader said:
shucks...
dude i sit ryt nxt 2 u in brijesh's lab!
ritesh
Wth!

hahahaha
:smile:
 

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