Evolution and application of CFD techniques for scramjet engine analysis
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White, M. E.↗
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Evolution and status of CFD techniques for scramjet applications
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods are presently applied to the design and analysis of scramjet propulsion systems for missiles and aircraft operating at speeds in excess of Mach 5, in forms ranging from simple inviscid codes for parametric studies of inlet geometries to Navier-Stokes codes incorporating chemistry models which address complex scramjet combustion phenomena. Attention is given to the development history of CFD for the hypersonic regime, as well as to scramjet flowfield modeling in inlets, combustors and nozzles, and prospective development trends.
White, M. E.↗
Productivity enhancement planning using participative management concepts
A productivity enhancement project which used participative management for both planning and implementation is described. The process and results associated with using participative management to plan and implement a computer terminal upgrade project where the computer terminals are used by research and development (R&D) personnel are reported. The upgrade improved the productivity of R&D personnel substantially, and their commitment of the implementation is high. Successful utilization of participative management for this project has laid a foundation for continued style shift toward participation within the organization.
White, M. E.↗