Abstract
Oil—soot visualization, drainage tests, and a special schlieren method were used in an investigation into the corner interaction of a normal shock wave and a boundary layer. The combined use of these methods made it possible to obtain a number of new qualitative results on the flow structure in the perturbed region.
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