A Design of a Mechanical Synthetic Jet Actuator

Islem Benhegouga; Adel Boukehili

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.152-154.1516

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 152-154A Design of a Mechanical Synthetic Jet Actuator

A Design of a Mechanical Synthetic Jet Actuator

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To show the influence of the synthetic jet on the wake of a cylinder and the aerodynamics performances, a piston-rod-crank actuator was designed to provide a synthetic jet with amplitude up to 20% of the free-stream velocity from the wind tunnel. The rod is driven in rotation by an electrical motor with variable frequency and maximum speed of 2800 rev/min corresponding to a frequency of 47 Hz.

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Islem Benhegouga, Adel Boukehili

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Actuator, Piston-Rod-Crank, Synthetic Jet

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