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Self-Sustained Flow-Acoustic Interactions in Airfoil Transitional Boundary Layers

PI Vladimir Golubev

This work carries out collaborative theoretical, experimental and numerical investigations of flow-acoustic resonant interactions in transitional airfoils which are responsible for sudden appearance of prominent acoustic tones and unsteady aerodynamic fluctuations in low-Reynolds-number airfoils.

The experimental part of the efforts is implemented in France at anechoic wind tunnel facility of Ecole Centrale de Lyon, while numerical and theoretical studies are conducted at Embry-Riddle using DOD HPC facilities. The project involves several PhD and MSAE students both in U.S. and France.

Research Dates

07/01/2013 to 10/15/2025

Researchers

  • Vladimir Golubev

    Vladimir Golubev

    Department
    Aerospace Engineering Department
    Degrees
    Ph.D., M.S., University of Notre Dame
  • Reda R. Mankbadi

    Reda R. Mankbadi

    Department
    Aerospace Engineering Department
    Degrees
    Ph.D., Brown University

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