Experimental Determination of Boundary-layer Transition on a Body of Revolution at M = 3.5
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Comparison of transition locations for an open-nose cone, a conventional sharp cone, and a hollow cylinder showed that transition locations on the open-nose cone and the hollow cylinder were identical but differed greatly from those on the sharp cone. This is believed to be caused by the essentially two-dimensional character of leading edge of the open-nose cone. Bluntness effects on the open-nose cone observed on the hollow cylinder. Transition 2.2 times the sharp-cone transition distance by blunting the tip.
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