NASA NTRS · 19910001559
Progress in computing nozzle/plume flow fields
Abstract
The long-term goal is to develop the capability to predict chemically-reacting, multi-stream nozzle and plume flow fields. Two basic Navier-Stokes solvers, including the widely used F-3D code, are upgraded to include several upwind difference schemes and portable chemistry packages. Current computational capabilities for solving equilibrium single-stream and multi-stream, frozen gas, and finite rate chemistry problems are described. A variety of complex nozzle and plume flows were computed. Solutions presented include axisymmetric plume flow for ideal and equilibrium air, 3-D NASP nozzle/afterbody flow, and an internal nozzle calculation comparing various finite-rate chemistry packages.
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Ruffin, Stephen M., Venkatapathy, Ethiraj, Feiereisen, William J., Lee, Seung-Ho. 1989-09-01. Progress in computing nozzle/plume flow fields. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910001559
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