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DBD Plasma Actuator “Opportunities for Flow Control” Thomas Corke University of Notre Dame Institute for Flow Physics and Control Hessert Laboratory for Aerospace Research Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering AFOSR DBD Plasma Actuator Workshop: February, 2010 Objective “set the context in terms of applications and/or motivations for the continued exploration and/or development of DBD plasma actuators” D. Smith, Feb. 4, 2010 AFOSR DBD Plasma Actuator Workshop, February, 2010 Issues What is behind the surge in interest of DBD flow control? What are the properties of DBD plasma actuators that make it useful for flow control? How do we marry these properties to flow control How do we marry these properties to flow control applications? What are the environmental sensitivities? How good are predictive models? Based on what we have learned, are there other applications of this technology? AFOSR DBD Plasma Actuator Workshop, February, 2010 Growing Interest June 1, 2009 AIAA Names Plasma Actuators as No 5. of the “Top Ten Emerging Aerospace Technologies” What is the appeal of DBD plasma actuators? No moving partsNo moving parts Potential long life Withstand high gloading High dynamic response Ease of application and compactness Can be placed at the most receptive locations DBD actuator effect (body force) most easy to incorporate in CFD DBD actuators can also be sensors AFOSR DBD Plasma Actuator Workshop, February, 2010 Properties of DBD Actuators exposed electrode dielectric Wall Jet? covered ele