This paper presents an experimental study of shock wave/turbulent boundary layer interaction induced by a sine shaped three dimensional protuberance. The experiments were carried out in a 8×10cm
2 supersonic wind tunnel at free stream Mach number of 1.98. Corresponding free stream unit Reynolds number was 3.8×10
7/m. The sine shape models with height to diameter of 0.5, 0.25 and 0.1 were used in this study. Surface static pressure measurements, oil flow studies and Schlieren photographs of the flow field were made. It was found that, the upstream influence length and the maximum surface pressure decrease with the decrease of
H/
D, whereas the minimum pressure at the rear is insensitive to
H/
D. At the rear part of the model a pair of vortices appears. This is surrounded by a separation line which moves backward with the decrease of
H/
D. It can be said that the flow around the
H/
D=0.25 model differs significantly from that of the
H/
D=0.1 model.
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