31st Aerospace Sciences Meeting · 1993 · 55 citations · 6 references
EngineeringComputational EngineeringComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsPort EngineeringFlow StabilityPort HydrodynamicsGas FlowNumerical Modeling Of PortsNumerical Simulation Of Transient FlowOil-gas FlowRotor Performance AnalysisWave Experiments
A numerical model has been developed which can predict both the unsteady flows within a wave rotor and the steady averaged flows in the ports. The model is based on the assumptions of one-dimensional, unsteady, and perfect gas flow. Besides the dominant wave behavior, it is also capable of predicting the effects of finite tube opening time, leakage from the tube ends, and viscosity. The relative simplicity of the model makes it useful for design, optimization, and analysis of wave rotor cycles for any application. This paper discusses some details of the model and presents comparisons between the model and two laboratory wave rotor experiments.
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