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On Traveling Front of Ignition in Co-Flow Laminar Reactive Jets

SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 2021
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Gordon, Peter V., Hegde, Uday G., Hicks, Michael C.   +2 more
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Digital Simulation of Dominant Eddies of A Co-Flowing Jet

2009
This paper described a method for virtual construction of turbulent jet flow field from a limited set of experimental data. The objective is for jet visualization enhancement in near-field plume models. The method is based on the proper orthogonal decomposition (POD), which is an efficient tool to capture the turbulent field based on principal ...
Lai, CCK, Lam, KM, Lee, JHW
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Prediction of Jets and Flames in Co-Flowing Streams

ASME 1991 Computers in Engineering Conference: Volume 1 — Artificial Intelligence; Expert Systems; CAD/CAM/CAE; Computational Fluid/Thermal Engineering, 1991
Abstract The theoretical computation of jets and flames in co-flowing streams is of considerable interest in aerothermochemistry. Axisymmetric flowfields are considered with time-mean velocity, temperature and species concentrations (three components — fuel, oxygen, and products) being predicted via a version of the GENMIX computer code.
S. Ha, David G. Lilley
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Aerodynamic flow vectoring of 2-D, co-flowing jets

35th Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, 1997
A methodology for the aerodynamic thrust vectoring of a two-dimensional jet in a co-flowing stream is described. The sole control input to stimulate thrust vectoring is suction applied at the base region of blunt-faced lips forming the exit of the jet. Once the suction volume flux applied at the jet lips exceeds a critical value needed to suppress any ...
D. Lim, L. Redekopp, D. Lim, L. Redekopp
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Cavitation inception in quiescent and co-flow nozzle jets

Journal of Hydrodynamics, 2010
The prediction and scaling of cavitation inception in jets remains a difficult task. This paper presents findings of an experimental investigation to study the cavitation inception of quiescent and co-flow submerged jets. Experimental data were collected in the ARL/PSU 12-inch and 48-inch Diameter Water Tunnels.
William A. Straka, Richard S. Meyer, Arnold A. Fontaine, Joseph P. Welz   +3 more
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Mixing Mechanism of a Discrete Co-Flow Jet Airfoil

41st AIAA Fluid Dynamics Conference and Exhibit, 2011
The flow mechanism leading to the enhanced performance of a discrete co-flow jet (dCFJ) airfoil is investigated. Flow visualization and DPIV are used to analyze the difference between the flow along discrete jets and over the tabs used for discretization of the slot jet.
Bertrand Dano, Alexis Lefebvre, Gecheng Zha   +2 more
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Separation Control by Co-Flow Wall Jet

AIAA AVIATION 2021 FORUM, 2021
Kewei Xu, Yan Ren, Gecheng Zha
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Lifted flames on fuel jets in co-flowing air

Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 2009
Abstract The three principal theories for the stabilization of lifted flames on turbulent jets of fuel are reviewed in the light of the most recent flame imaging experiments in the literature. Most of these experiments have been conducted with a small co-flow of air, but the observations are relevant to lift-off with higher ratios of co-flowing air ...
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Mach Disk Location in Jets in Co-Flowing Airstreams

AIAA Journal, 1975
SYSTEM design requirements frequently necessitate a prek^diction of the structure of the plume formed by the exhaust of an underexpanded nozzle flow into the surrounding environment. The difficulty of this prediction is a function of the degree of underexpansion involved, the downstream distance over which the plume is to be defined, arid the motion of
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Large Eddy Simulation of a Planar Co-Flowing Jet

1996
Turbulent jet flows are of considerable interest both for fundamental research and practical applications. However, in spite of extensive previous research, major deficiencies in the knowledge and understanding of this flow field still exist. Time-accurate computations, t hrough direct or large eddy simulation (LES), have become increasingly viable as ...
Guy Hoffmann, Carlo Benocci
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