Abstract
Flow fields of the supersonic jets impinging on an inclined flat plate at high plate-angles are experimentally investigated using surface pressure measurement with pressure sensitive paint and Schlieren flow visualization. While Type I flow type is dominant at high plate angles, the present research found a new flow type "TYPE I with bubble" at plate angle between 60 and 80 degrees. The flow classification according to L/L_s' and plate angle indicated that the constant x/L'_s curve doesn't represent the boundary of Type I and Type II anymore at high plate angles between 60 and 90 probably because Type II flows at low plate angles and high plate angles is different phenomena. This study also indicates that the curve dividing Type I and Type I with bubble regions is same as the curve dividing Type II and Type II with bubble regions.
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