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Boundary-layer stabilization by an ultrasonically absorptive material on a cone in hypersonic flow: numerical investigations
The damping of acoustic second mode instabilities by passive porous surfaces is investigated numerically and compared with experiments for different hypersonic boundary-layer flows. The used geometry is a blunt 7° half-angle cone model with exchangeable nose. The cone surface consists partly of an u
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