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Highly loaded compressor with boundary layer suction
An experimental and numerical investigation of boundary layer suction (BLS) on a transonic compressor blade has been conducted. The objective of the present work is to identify the possible benefit of boundary layer suction via a slot in the region of the shock/boundary layer interaction (SBLI). The
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