• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 50, Issue 3, 20200253 (2021)
Diankai Wang, Jilin Shi, and Zexu Qing
Author Affiliations
  • State Key Laboratory of Laser Propulsion & Application, Space Engineering University, Beijing 101416, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20200253 Cite this Article
    Diankai Wang, Jilin Shi, Zexu Qing. Numerical study of shock wave drag reduction mechanism by nanosecond-pulse laser energy deposition[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2021, 50(3): 20200253 Copy Citation Text show less
    Initial temperature of hot core
    Fig. 1. Initial temperature of hot core
    Specific heat capacity and viscosity of air plasma
    Fig. 2. Specific heat capacity and viscosity of air plasma
    Comparison between simulation and experiment of shock wave radius
    Fig. 3. Comparison between simulation and experiment of shock wave radius
    Schlieren images and density gradient contours of hot core at t = 60 μs, t = 90 μs and t = 120 μs
    Fig. 4. Schlieren images and density gradient contours of hot core at t = 60 μs, t = 90 μs and t = 120 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 7 μs
    Fig. 5. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 7 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 22 μs
    Fig. 6. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 22 μs
    Boundary conditions and grid division
    Fig. 7. Boundary conditions and grid division
    Comparison of density gradient contour and schlieren image without laser energy deposition
    Fig. 8. Comparison of density gradient contour and schlieren image without laser energy deposition
    Curves of normalized wave drag with single pules laser energy deposition
    Fig. 9. Curves of normalized wave drag with single pules laser energy deposition
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 36.5 μs
    Fig. 10. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 36.5 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 47.3 μs
    Fig. 11. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 47.3 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 53.2 μs
    Fig. 12. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 53.2 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 150 μs
    Fig. 13. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 150 μs
    Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 220 μs
    Fig. 14. Contours of density gradient and pressure at t = 220 μs
    Static pressure p/Pa Static temperature T/K Mach number MaBlunt diameter d/mm Deposited laser energy E/mJ Energy deposited position l/d
    138001631.922021.06
    Table 1. [in Chinese]
    Diankai Wang, Jilin Shi, Zexu Qing. Numerical study of shock wave drag reduction mechanism by nanosecond-pulse laser energy deposition[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2021, 50(3): 20200253
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