25th Joint Propulsion Conference · 1989 · 12 citations · 6 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringAerodynamicsComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsAeroacoustics SimulationComputational AerodynamicsNozzle FlowTurbulent FlowFlightJet Noise PredictionJetsNozzle AnalysisNozzle Discharge CharacteristicsNozzle GeometryPlume-structure Interaction
A modeling technique for predicting the axial and transverse velocity characteristics of rectangular nozzle plumes is developed. In this technique, modeling of the plume cross section is initiated at the nozzle exit plane. The technique is demonstrated for the plume issuing from a rectangular nozzle having an aspect ratio of 6.0 and discharging into quiescent air. Application of the present procedures to a nozzle discharging into a moving airstream (flight effect) are then demonstrated. The effects of plume shear layer structure modification on the velocity flowfield are discussed and modeling procedures are illustrated by example.
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Studies on three-dimensional viscous jets.
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