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NASA NTRS · 19970007200

Nonlinear Stability of Supersonic Jets

Abstract

This paper presents stability calculations made for a shock-free supersonic jet using the model based on parabolized stability equations. In this analysis the large-scale structures, which play a dominant role in the mixing as well as the noise radiated, are modeled as instability waves. This model takes into consideration non-parallel flow effects and also nonlinear interaction of the instability waves. The stability calculations have been performed for different frequencies and mode numbers over a range of jet operating temperatures. Comparisons are made, where appropriate, with the solutions to Rayleigh's equation (linear, inviscid analysis with the assumption of parallel flow). The comparison of the solutions obtained using the two approaches show very good agreement.

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Bhat, T. R. S., Seiner, J. M., Tiwari, S. N.. 1995-01-01. Nonlinear Stability of Supersonic Jets. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970007200

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