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Influence of active cooling on second mode instabilities investigated on hypersonic, conical flows
In the present study the influence of active cooling on hypersonic boundary layer transition is investigated. The analyses are carried out on a 7° half angle, blunted cone with different nose radii and various gas injection mass flow rates. At the considered free stream conditions second mode waves
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