NASA NTRS ยท 19940014083
Several examples where turbulence models fail in inlet flow field analysis
Abstract
Computational uncertainties in turbulence modeling for three dimensional inlet flow fields include flows approaching separation, strength of secondary flow field, three dimensional flow predictions of vortex liftoff, and influence of vortex-boundary layer interactions; computational uncertainties in vortex generator modeling include representation of generator vorticity field and the relationship between generator and vorticity field. The objectives of the inlet flow field studies presented in this document are to advance the understanding, prediction, and control of intake distortion and to study the basic interactions that influence this design problem.
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Anderson, Bernhard H.. 1993-01-01. Several examples where turbulence models fail in inlet flow field analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940014083
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