Y. Maru, Hiroaki Kobayashi, Motoyuki Hongoh, Tetsuya Sato
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Abstract
In this paper, a concept of a new variable-geometry aerodynamics device, which is designated “Multiple-Row-Disk (MRD) device,” is introduced. The MRD device divides large separation region around the shaft of an aerospike into several small cavity flows with multiple disks arranged on the shaft. Experimental studies on aerodynamic characteristics of conical nose with axisymmetric cavities were conducted in order to evaluate a feasibility and a fundamental characteristics of the MRD device. It was found that the MRD device could improve not only drag characteristics compared to the conventional aerospikes, but also static longitudinal stability characteristics compared to the conical nose.