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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    5.2.4.2 Oscillation peak amplitudes ........................................................................... 186


    5.2.4.3 Conclusions.................................................................................................... 191
    5.2.5 AWT shear-layer fluctuations ............................................................................ 192
    5.2.5.1 Test configuration .......................................................................................... 192
    5.2.5.2 Oscillation spanwise variation ....................................................................... 194
    5.2.5.3 Conclusions.................................................................................................... 200
    5.3 IWT EFFECTS OF TIME-AVERAGED YAWED FLOW
    (SPANWISE-VARYING EFFECTIVE CAVITY LENGTH) ............................................... 201
    5.3.1 IWT Test configuration........................................................................................ 203
    5.3.2 IWT Flow conditions over the cavity .............................................................. 205
    5.3.2.1 Flow direction and mean velocity profiles..................................................... 205
    5.3.2.2 Spectral energy in the flow ............................................................................ 208
    5.3.3 IWT Flow quality implications.......................................................................... 211
    5.3.3.1 Free shear layer influence .............................................................................. 212
    5.3.3.2 Oscillation quality .......................................................................................... 213
    5.3.3.3 Modified pitch angle ...................................................................................... 215
    5.3.4 IWT Boundary layer profiles ............................................................................. 217
    5.3.5 IWT Sound results ................................................................................................. 218
    5.3.5.1 Background noise........................................................................................... 219
    5.3.5.2 General oscillation characteristics ................................................................. 221
    5.3.5.3 Oscillation behaviour with yawed flow ......................................................... 225
    5.3.5.4 Conclusions.................................................................................................... 228

    6 DISCUSSION ........................................................................................................................... 229


    6.1 TUNNEL FREE SHEAR LAYER INFLUENCE ................................................................... 229
    6.2 GENERAL OSCILLATION CHARACTERISTICS .............................................................. 231
    6.2.1 Frequency prediction ............................................................................................ 231
    6.2.2 Oscillation strength ............................................................................................... 232
    6.2.3 Other observations ................................................................................................. 233
    6.2.3.1 Zero static pressure assumption ..................................................................... 233
    6.2.3.2 Prediction of oscillation characteristics ......................................................... 233
    6.3 CAVITY OSCILLATIONS IN YAWED FLOW ................................................................... 234
    6.3.1 Frequency prediction ............................................................................................ 234
    6.3.2 Oscillation strength ............................................................................................... 235
    6.4 CAVITY OSCILLATIONS IN TURBULENT FLOW .......................................................... 236
    6.4.1 General results ........................................................................................................ 236
    6.4.2 Application to the automotive context ............................................................ 237

    7 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS ................................................................ 241


    7.1 CONCLUSIONS .................................................................................................................... 241
    7.1.1 Automotive context ............................................................................................... 241
    7.1.2 Oscillation general characteristics .................................................................... 242
    7.1.3 Oscillation characteristics in yawed flow ....................................................... 243
    7.1.4 Effects of flow dynamics ..................................................................................... 244
    7.1.5 Suitability of open-jet tunnels for this study ................................................. 244

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