1 Measuring the flow boundary layer on HIAPER's fuselage Rogers, Fox, Lord, Stith, Maclean, EOL...

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1 1 Measuring the flow boundary layer on HIAPER's Measuring the flow boundary layer on HIAPER's fuselage fuselage Rogers, Fox, Lord, Stith, Maclean, EOL technical staff, Friehe, McClusky Rogers, Fox, Lord, Stith, Maclean, EOL technical staff, Friehe, McClusky goal: goal: measure air speed at aperture pad locations where air measure air speed at aperture pad locations where air sample inlets and other equipment can be mounted sample inlets and other equipment can be mounted motivation: motivation: inlets must sample air outside the BL to avoid inlets must sample air outside the BL to avoid contamination or interactions with aircraft skin contamination or interactions with aircraft skin estimate thickness of flow boundary layer estimate thickness of flow boundary layer adjust inlet suction rates to optimize air sampling adjust inlet suction rates to optimize air sampling tasks tasks design & build a pressure rake design & build a pressure rake acquire other hardware acquire other hardware develop software to log data develop software to log data Progressive Science: Progressive Science: 13 flights, Dec 1-22, 2005 13 flights, Dec 1-22, 2005 results: results: measured profiles of dynamic pressure within 30 cm of the measured profiles of dynamic pressure within 30 cm of the aircraft skin at four aperture pads aircraft skin at four aperture pads June 2006 June 2006

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Measuring the flow boundary layer on HIAPER's Measuring the flow boundary layer on HIAPER's fuselagefuselage

Rogers, Fox, Lord, Stith, Maclean, EOL technical staff, Friehe, McCluskyRogers, Fox, Lord, Stith, Maclean, EOL technical staff, Friehe, McClusky

goal:goal:

• measure air speed at aperture pad locations where air sample inlets measure air speed at aperture pad locations where air sample inlets and other equipment can be mountedand other equipment can be mounted

motivation: motivation: • inlets must sample air outside the BL to avoid contamination or inlets must sample air outside the BL to avoid contamination or

interactions with aircraft skininteractions with aircraft skin• estimate thickness of flow boundary layerestimate thickness of flow boundary layer• adjust inlet suction rates to optimize air samplingadjust inlet suction rates to optimize air sampling

taskstasks• design & build a pressure rakedesign & build a pressure rake• acquire other hardwareacquire other hardware• develop software to log datadevelop software to log data

Progressive Science:Progressive Science: 13 flights, Dec 1-22, 200513 flights, Dec 1-22, 2005

results:results:

measured profiles of dynamic pressure within 30 cm of the aircraft skin measured profiles of dynamic pressure within 30 cm of the aircraft skin at four aperture padsat four aperture pads

June 2006June 2006

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aperture pad locationsaperture pad locations

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rake & rake & HIMIL HIMIL

locationlocationscheduleschedule

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aperture pads on G-5aperture pads on G-5

related measurementsrelated measurements

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true air speed ~ (true air speed ~ (ΔΔp)p)1/21/2

Bernoulli’s equation: Bernoulli’s equation: p = pp = p00 + ½ + ½ xx density density xx velocity velocity22

RAF RAF Bulletin No. 23Bulletin No. 23, , Measurement Techniques: Air Motion SensingMeasurement Techniques: Air Motion Sensing, ,

http://www.atd.ucar.edu/raf/Bulletins/bulletin23.htmlhttp://www.atd.ucar.edu/raf/Bulletins/bulletin23.html

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velocity profilevelocity profile

law of the walllaw of the wall

logarithmic velocity profile within inertial logarithmic velocity profile within inertial sublayersublayer

U / uU / u** = (1/ = (1/кк) ln y) ln y++ + const + const

where uwhere u** = friction velocity, y = friction velocity, y++ = scale height = scale height

кк = von Karmen’s constant = von Karmen’s constant

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pressure rake & scannerpressure rake & scanner

∆p = 16 channels

ethernet

50 Hz

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rake mounted on bellyrake mounted on belly

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flight test maneuversflight test maneuvers

speeds & altitudesspeeds & altitudes• normal operating rangenormal operating range

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dynamic pressure profilesdynamic pressure profiles - speed runs -- speed runs -

““boundary layer depth”boundary layer depth”• distance from skin distance from skin

where speed = 99% of where speed = 99% of local asymptotic local asymptotic velocity, (or 98% of velocity, (or 98% of asymptotic dynamic asymptotic dynamic pressure)pressure)

• not necessarily the not necessarily the “freestream” value, “freestream” value, which is further away which is further away from the aircraft. from the aircraft.

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dynamic pressure profilesdynamic pressure profiles - different aperture pad locations -- different aperture pad locations -

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pitch, side-slip & speed run maneuverspitch, side-slip & speed run maneuvers- rake at belly 250-R -- rake at belly 250-R -

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BL depthBL depth

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pitch & side-slip maneuverspitch & side-slip maneuvers- rake at belly 250-R -- rake at belly 250-R -

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zoom-inzoom-in

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profiles during pitch maneuversprofiles during pitch maneuvers

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profiles during side-slipprofiles during side-slip

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BL DEPTH - measured vs GAC studyBL DEPTH - measured vs GAC study

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Univ. California Irvine Univ. California Irvine studies (Friehe, McClusky)studies (Friehe, McClusky)

GAC interest in collaborative study of G-V fuselage BLGAC interest in collaborative study of G-V fuselage BL

• acoustics, cabin noise acoustics, cabin noise

• CFD flow modeling & compare vs rake dataCFD flow modeling & compare vs rake data

ProgSci project web siteProgSci project web site

http://www.atd.ucar.edu/raf/Projects/ProgSci/http://www.atd.ucar.edu/raf/Projects/ProgSci/

more about pressure rakemore about pressure rake

http://www.atd.ucar.edu/~dcrogers/ProgSci/PressureRake/http://www.atd.ucar.edu/~dcrogers/ProgSci/PressureRake/

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speed & AOAspeed & AOA- envelope of flight conditions -- envelope of flight conditions -

color = flight i.d.

dot = 1 sec of flight