Abstract
The paper reports on numerical simulation of a weakly accelerated turbulent boundary layer over the permeable wall. Helium-xenon mixture was injected into the xenon main flow after the laminar-turbulent transition. The finite difference method was applied to solve a system of boundary layer equations with variable gas properties supplemented by the k-ω-γ turbulence model. It has been shown that the light gas injection into the accelerated turbulent flow leads to arising of velocity maximum within the boundary layer and its partial laminarization.
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