Review of Fluid Dynamic and Acoustic Performance of Biologically Inspired Passive Flow Control Trailing Edge Devices for Design Applications

摘要

Recently, biology has inspired passive flow control devices within a variety of aerodynamic disciplines which has prompted the study of whale tubercles, serrations in owl feathers, and other biological phenomenon that result in increased fluid dynamic and acoustic performance. This review looks to examine the research accomplished to date on biologically inspired passive flow control trailing edge devices for use in low-speed (