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Numerical Investigation of Transonic Non-ideal Gas Flows Around a Circular Cylinder at High Reynolds Number
High Reynolds transonic ideal and non-ideal gas flows around a smooth circular cylinder are investigated by means of Large Eddy Simulations over a range of Mach numbers encompassing the drag divergence. The global aerodynamic performance of the cylinder in both air and a dense vapor are compared, as well as the influence of the thermodynamic behavior of the working fluid on the wake development. The drag divergence is delayed in the dense vapor flow compared to air, and the overall pressure drag is increased due to the lower back pressure. Loss generation mechanisms are also studied via entropy production in the boundary layer and by means of a loss breakdown analysis commonly used in turbomachinery. The specific entropy production rate is found to be lower in the dense gas flow compared to air. Finally, the momentum loss coefficient is reduced upon suppressing unsteady transonic vortex shedding.
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