1977 · 16 citations · 5 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringMechanical EngineeringAerodynamicsComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsBoundary Layer EffectsBoundary Layer FlowBoundary-layer TheoryComputational AerodynamicsShock WavesSupersonic AerodynamicsMach NumberNavier-stokes SolversRamp GeometryShock - Boundary-layer InteractionShock-boundary Layer InteractionShock-boundary-layer InteractionSupersonic FlowThree-dimensional Flow Modeling
A newly developed, rapid numerical scheme is extended to three dimensions to solve the complete Navier-Stokes equations for a supersonic, laminar flow over a compression corner with sidewall effects. The program is coded so that it can solve for a general curved ramp surface geometry such as found in inlets and fuselage-wing-flap junctions. A test case of Mach 3.0 flow is calculated. In regions where three-dimensional effects are small, good agreement is obtained between the present calculation and previous two-dimensional solutions. In other regions, the results show complex three-dimensional flow-field interactions including shock-shock and shock/boundary-layer interactions
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Computation of Separated Transonic Turbulent Flows
George S. Deiwert · AIAA Journal · 1976 · 99 citations