Abstract
Large-eddy simulation of subsonic round jet impinging on a flat circular plate is performed at Mach number 0.9 and Reynolds number 25,000, based on the diameter and centerline velocity of the jet for two impingement distances h of 6r0 and 8r0 using high-order compact finite difference scheme. The complex flow phenomena associated with the impinging jet flowfield are studied. The power spectral density (PSD) of instantaneous pressure reveals a discrete impingement tone. Dynamic mode decomposition (DMD) of the velocity and pressure is also done for both cases to extract the most dominant modes of the flow. The fundamental impingement tone frequency obtained from the PSD of pressure is identical to that of the first dominant pressure mode obtained from DMD. Both axisymmetric and semihelical modes are present for the h=8r0 case, but only axisymmetric modes are there in the h=6r0 case, and it is noted that the modes corresponding to the fundamental tone have an axisymmetric structure. Also, one dominant mode showing the wall jet structures denoting the liftoff of fluid from the wall after impingement at some radial distance away from the stagnation region is present in both impingement distance cases.
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