Conference Proceedings

Direct numerical simulations for adjoint-based optimal flow and noise control of a backward-facing step

J Javier Otero Pérez, A Sharma, RD Sandberg

22nd AIAA Ceas Aeroacoustics Conference 2016 | Published : 2016

Abstract

The advances in the understanding compressible turbulent flows alongside with the im­provements in computing capacity, enable researchers to tackle more ambitious problems that surpass human intuition. Hence, it becomes necessary to rely on methods that give an insight on the underlying physical mechanisms that govern these turbulent flows to perform non-trivial tasks such as flow control. A recently developed adjoint-based opti­mal flow control framework for compressible flows with non-constant viscosity has been appended to an existing well validated in-house direct numerical simulation (DNS) code (HiPSTAR). A three-dimensional backward-facing step (BFS) flow is used as a simplified cabin ..

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Awarded by Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council