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Aerodynamics Department - Research

Topics of research and scientific work

  1. Shock Wave Boundary Layer Interaction (SWBLI)
    a) SWBLI in various configurations (transonic wind tunnel and CFD)
    • flat or convex walls
    • suction side of turbine profile (including film cooling)
    • compressor/fan profile
    • aircraft profile in cruise conditions (A320 profile)
    • helicopter rotor blade in hover and forward flight conditions
    • aircraft model in cruise conditions
    b) Mitigation of SWBLI effects
    • reduction of shock induced separation
    • shock wave stabilization
    • noise attenuation
    • drag reduction
    c) Effect of boundary layer transition on SWBLI
    • location effect - distance to shock wave
    • investigations of various tripping devices
  2. Flow Control (active and passive)
    a) Perforated walls and suction slots
    • transonic flows
    • basic configurations (i.e. nozzles and 2d airfoils)
    • helicopter rotor
    • passive/active and hybrid approaches
    b) Jet (fluidic) Vortex Generators (JVG - streamwise vortices)
    • subsonic and transonic flows
    • basic configurations (i.e. nozzles and 2d airfoils)
    • turbomachinery
    • helicopter rotor
    c) Rod Vortex Generators (RVG- streamwise vortices)
    • subsonic and transonic flows
    • basic configurations (i.e. nozzles and 2d airfoils)
    • helicopter rotor
    • wind turbines
    d) Synthetic Jets
    • subsonic flows, basic configurations
    e) Roughness patches
    • transonic flows
    • turbomachinery
  3. Turbomachinery Cooling
    a) Internal cooling
    • experimental and numerical investigations of rib configurations and channel aspect ratio effect on heat transfer and aerodynamic performance
    • real engine rib shape
    b) Impinging jet cooling
    • development and validation of active cooling system technology for turbine casing
    • effect of cooled surface shape on HTC
    c) Unsteady impinging jet cooling
    • experimental and numerical investigations of Strouhal (Sr) number effect
    • numerical investigations of cross flow effect on impinging jet and cooling effectiveness
  4. Turbomachinery - Flow Structure
    a) Aerothermal investigation of turbine endwalls and blades
    • leakage effect on heat transfer and flow structure on NGV and sidewall
    • reduction of separation by streamwise vortices (NGV with film cooling)
    b) Aerothermal combustor – turbine interaction
    • investigations of hot-spot location and flow structure in turbine stage
    • simulations supporting test rig design (in DLR Goettingen)
    c) Transonic effects in compressor and turbine cascade
    • shock wave boundary layer interaction in cascade
    • boundary layer transition effect on aerodynamic performance
    d) Shroud leakage reduction
  5. External Flow and Aeroacoustics
    a) Numerical simulations for improving the experimental techniques
    designed for aircraft model performance tests at flight Reynolds
    numbers in cryogenic wind tunnels (ETW-Cologne)
    b) Drag reduction by means of trailing edge excitation
    • measurements and simulations for A320 profile in cruise conditions
    c) Aerodynamic and aeroacoustic investigations on helicopter and wind
    turbine blades
    • thickness harmonic noise on helicopter rotor blade
    • high-speed impulsive noise on helicopter rotor blade
    • effect of flow control devices on wind turbine blades

Transonic wind tunnel

badania

 badania

Scheme of the wind tunnel

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Subsonic Wind Tunnel

Characteristics:

  • closed circuit, closed working section, single return,
  • contraction ratio: 16.0,
  • main dimensions:lenght 11m, height 7m, width 3m,
  • jet shape: octagonal,
  • energy ratio: 2.4,
  • moving walls for zero pressure gradients.

 

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Numerical Tools

Clusters Overview:

16×PIII 600 MHz, 4×PIV Xeon 1.8 GHz,
2×PIV Xeon 2.6 GHz

12×P-III 1.13 GHz

128×P-III Xeon 700 MHz GALERA Cluster
(one rack exposed)

8×R1000 195 MHz + 16×R12000 300 MHz
SGI Origin 2000/Onyx 2 FREGATA mainframe

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