NASA NTRS · 19900055113
A modeling technique for STOVL ejector and volume dynamics
Abstract
New models for thrust augmenting ejector performance prediction and feeder duct dynamic analysis are presented and applied to a proposed Short Take Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) aircraft configuration. Central to the analysis is the nontraditional treatment of the time-dependent volume integrals in the otherwise conventional control-volume approach. In the case of the thrust augmenting ejector, the analysis required a new relationship for transfer of kinetic energy from the primary flow to the secondary flow. Extraction of the required empirical corrections from current steady-state experimental data is discussed; a possible approach for modeling insight through Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is presented.
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Drummond, C. K., Barankiewicz, W. S.. 1990-07-01. A modeling technique for STOVL ejector and volume dynamics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900055113
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