NASA NTRS · 19870016587
Numerical simulation of unsteady viscous flows
Abstract
Most unsteady viscous flows may be grouped into two categories, i.e., forced and self-sustained oscillations. Examples of forced oscillations occur in turbomachinery and in internal combustion engines while self-sustained oscillations prevail in vortex shedding, inlet buzz, and wing flutter. Numerical simulation of these phenomena was achieved due to the advancement of vector processor computers. Recent progress in the simulation of unsteady viscous flows is addressed.
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Hankey, Wilbur L.. 1987-03-01. Numerical simulation of unsteady viscous flows. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870016587
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