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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Localized arc filament plasma actuator (LAFPA)"”.

  1. Control of supersonic axisymmetric base flows using passive splitter plates and pulsed plasma actuators

    … massively separated high-speed flows, this research examined both passive and active flow-control methodologies designed to alter the stability characteristics and structure of the near-wake. The passive control investigation consisted of inserting splitter plates into the recirculation region. …

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  2. Characterization of thermo-chemical properties of electric arc plasma actuators

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  3. Active control of massively separated high-speed/base flows with electric arc plasma actuators

    … undertaken to evaluate the effects of electric arc plasma actuators on high-speed separated flows. Two underlying goals motivated these experiments. The first goal was to provide a flow control technique that will result in enhanced flight performance for supersonic vehicles by altering the …

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