Numerical Simulations of Plasma Based Flow Control Applications

By Y. Suzen, George Huang, Jamey D. Jacob, David Ashpis. 2005

293 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Thomas C. Corke
2. Martiqua L. Post
3. D. Orlov
4. Eric Moreau
5. Miguel R. Visbal
6. Igor V. Adamovich
7. Mehul P. Patel
8. Marios Kotsonis

In Computational Mechanics

1. Thomas C. Corke
2. Martiqua L. Post
3. D. Orlov
4. Mehul P. Patel
5. Eric Moreau
6. Marios Kotsonis
7. Chuan He

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Thomas C. Corke
2. Martiqua L. Post
3. D. Orlov
4. Eric Moreau
5. Miguel R. Visbal
6. Igor V. Adamovich
7. J. Little
8. Mohammad Samimy

Citations in the corpus

• Single dielectric barrier discharge plasma enhanced aerodynamics: physics, modeling and applications (2009, methodology): “The body force effect of the plasma actuator has been included in a number of flow solvers including NASA’s CFL-3D[9], FLUENT[78, 77], and WIND-3D[72], as well as other general Navier-Stokes codes[26, 109, 108, 98].”
• Simulations of Flow Separation Control using Plasma Actuators (2006, unknown): “The remedy we propose to this problem is to decompose the electric potential into two parts by using the superposition technique [15].”