Supersonic nonuniform viscous gas flow past a blunt body with supply of gas from the surface
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The problem of axisymmetric nonuniform gas flow past smooth blunt bodies at high Mach numbers is investigated. The approach stream is a parallel axisymmetric flow in which the velocity and temperature depend on the radial distance from the axis of symmetry and the pressure is constant. On the axis of symmetry the velocity has a minimum and the temperature a maximum. A characteristic feature of this flow is the existence of two qualitatively different flow regimes: separated [1-4], when in the shock layer on the front of the body there is a closed region of reverse-circulating flow, and unseparated [5, 6], when there is no such zone. In this study the case of unseparated flow is investigated. The equations of a thin viscous shock layer with generalized Rankine-Hugoniot conditions at the shock and boundary conditions on the body that take into account the supply of gas from the surface are solved numerically. The effect of the gas supply on the conditions of unseparated flow is analyzed in relation to the Reynolds number, and the critical values of the nonuniformity parameter a = ak [5] are obtained. It is shown that at high Reynolds numbers the supply of gas from the surface has practically no effect on ak, while at low and intermediate Reynolds numbers it reduces the region of unseparated flow. For high Reynolds numbers and an intense supply of gas from the surface an asymptotic solution of the problem is obtained for the neighborhood of the stagnation point. This is compared with the numerical solution.
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