NASA NTRS · 19920028064
A semi-elliptic analysis for 2-D viscous flows through cascade configurations
Abstract
A semielliptic formulation, termed the interacting parabolized Navier-Stokes (IPNS) formulation, is developed for the analysis of a class of subsonic viscous flows for which streamwise diffusion is negligible but which are significantly influenced by upstream interactions. A two-step alternating-direction-explicit numerical scheme is developed to solve the resulting governing equations efficiently. The quasi-linearization and discretization of the equations are carefully examined so that no artificial viscosity is added externally to the scheme. Various simple channel and cascade flow configurations are examined for several values of Re, thickness ratio and Mach number, in order to establish the applicability of the IPNS model for these flows. With this model, solutions to compressible as well as nearly incompressible flows are obtained without any modification either in the analysis or in the solution procedure.
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Ramamurti, R., Ghia, U., Ghia, K. N.. 1991-01-01. A semi-elliptic analysis for 2-D viscous flows through cascade configurations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920028064
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