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Abstract Results of experimental investigation of nonstationary temperature field in the flow and on the surface of the channel with corrugated wall are presented at a jump-like change of heat release in time. The changes were performed at the air flow in a rectangular channel, whose one heated wall was made as a plate with triangular corrugation oriented at 45° relative to the main flow direction. The microthermocouples with the thickness of below 10 microns were used to perform these changes. Investigations revealed typical regularities of temperature evolution in the flow and along the perimeter of the heated rib. Experimental data on time-temperature dependence are approximated well by the exponential function.
Thermophysics and Aeromechanics – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 2012
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