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Characterization and Performance Enhancement of Submerged Inlet with Flush-Mounted Planar Side Entrance

Journal of Propulsion and Power, 2007
Previous Investigations show that it is not easy for the freestream to enter a submerged inlet with flush-mounted planar side entrance. To improve the performance of this type of inlet, three important entrance parameters, side edge angle, ramp angle, and characteristic parameter of aft lip, are introduced in this paper, and their effects on the ...
Shu Sun, Rong-Wei Guo, Yi-Zhao Wu
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Design Optimization for Submerged Inlets

41st Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, 2003
Ezgi Taskinoglu, Doyle Knight
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Numerical Analysis of Submerged Inlets

20th AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Conference, 2002
Ezgi Taskinoglu, Doyle Knight
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Numerical simulation of the submerged inlet

26th Joint Propulsion Conference, 1990
W. TSAY, C. CHEN
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Experimental Investigation of a Submerged Subsonic Inlet

Journal of Propulsion and Power, 2004
Vasilije Jovanovic, Ezgi Taskinoglu, Doyle Knight, Gregory Elliott   +3 more
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Automated Design Optimization of a Submerged Inlet

21st AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Conference, 2003
Ezgi Taskinoglu, Vasilije Jovanovic, Greg Elliot, Doyle Knight   +3 more
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Design of inlet transtitions for submerged outlet conduits, for nonseparating and non cavitating flow

Hydrotechnical Construction, 1974
1. In inlet transitions of submerged outlet conduits with nonseparating flow, local pressure reductions occur, and this can cause cavitation on and cavitational erosion of the transition surface. 2. There are countless numbers of nonseparating and noncavitating inlet transitions of elliptical profile.
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Study of Total Pressure Losses at the Engine Face of a Submerged Inlet with an Ingested Vortex

2017
An experimental study of the effect of vortex ingestion into an S-duct diffuser on flow conditions at the engine face is presented. A simultaneous ingestion of a boundary layer is also considered. In order to form a boundary layer of well-defined thickness ahead of the intake the diffuser is arranged on a flat plate.
Stefan Koch, Markus Rütten, Martin Rein
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Reducing Pump Submergence with Formed Suction Inlets

World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2007, 2007
David Werth, Yifan Zheng
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Automated Design Optimization of a Subsonic Submerged Inlet

42nd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, 2004
Ezgi Taskinoglu, Vasilije Jovanovic, Doyle Knight, Gregory Elliott   +3 more
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