Abstract
An investigation of the possibility of controlling the evolution of jets into the far field is presented. Driven by practical concerns the study examined a highly turbulent jet flow. To enhance controllability of the flow evolution the virtues of non-circular nozzles and active flow excitation were combined. The study examined an air jet, Re de =8000, average turbulence intensity 1.8%, issuing into stagnant room air out of a triangular nozzle, which had piezoceramic actuators mounted on the flat sides. The evolution of the jet flow field was examined over the range of 0⩽X/D⩽30.
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