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Control jets in low density flowWarburton, Keith January 1999 (has links)
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Preliminary Design of a High-Enthalpy Hypersonic Wind Tunnel Facility and Analysis of Flow Interactions in a High-Speed Missile ConfigurationJoshua Craig Ownbey (10721112) 02 August 2021 (has links)
An approach for designing a high-enthalpy wind tunnel driven by
exothermic chemical reactions was developed. Nozzle contours were
designed using CONTUR, a program implementing the method of
characteristics, to design nozzle contours at various flow conditions. A
reacting mixture including nitrous oxide has been identified as the
best candidate for providing clean air at high temperatures. The nitrous
oxide has a few performance factors that were considered, specifically
the combustion of the gas. Initial CFD simulations were performed on the
nozzle and test region to validate flow characteristics and possible
issues. Initial results show a fairly uniform exit velocity and ability
to perform testing. In a second phase of the work, two generic,
high-speed missile configurations were explored using numerical
simulation. The mean flow was computed on both geometries at 0 and 45
roll and 0, 1, and 10 angle of attack. The computations identified
complex flow structures, including three-dimensional
shock/boundary-layer interactions, that varied considerably with angle
of attack.
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Preliminary Design of a High-Enthalpy Hypersonic Wind Tunnel Facility and Analysis of Flow Interactions in a High-Speed Missile ConfigurationJoshua Craig Ownbey (10721112) 29 April 2021 (has links)
An approach for designing a high-enthalpy wind tunnel driven by exothermic chemical reactions was developed. Nozzle contours were designed using CONTUR, a program implementing the method of characteristics, to design nozzle contours at various flow conditions. A reacting mixture including nitrous oxide has been identified as the best candidate for providing clean air at high temperatures. The nitrous oxide has a few performance factors that were considered, specifically the combustion of the gas. Initial CFD simulations were performed on the nozzle and test region to validate flow characteristics and possible issues. Initial results show a fairly uniform exit velocity and ability to perform testing. In a second phase of the work, two generic, high-speed missile configurations were explored using numerical simulation. The mean flow was computed on both geometries at 0 and 45 roll and 0, 1, and 10 angle of attack. The computations identified complex flow structures, including three-dimensional shock/boundary-layer interactions, that varied considerably with angle of attack. <br>
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