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Importance of Air Humidity and Contaminations in the Internal and External Transonic Flows
The paper presents mathematical modelling of steam condensation in the atmospheric air transonic flows. A single-fluid model was employed. The model was validated against the in-house experimental studies of internal flow in nozzles and against benchmark
Piotr Wiśniewski
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Numerical analysis of aerodynamic compensation pitot-static tube [PDF]
Numerical analysis of a flow filed around the aerodynamic compensation pitot-static tube that is used on a domestic ORAO J22 aircraft is presented in this paper.
Žunić Tanja +2 more
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The Current Gap between Design Optimization and Experiments for Transonic Compressor Blades
The successful design of compressor blades through numerical optimization relies on accurate CFD-RANS solvers that are able to capture the general performance of a given design candidate.
Edwin Joseph Munoz Lopez +4 more
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We briefly describe a two-way speech-to-speech English-Farsi translation system prototype developed for use in doctor-patient interactions. The overarching philosophy of the developers has been to create a system that enables effective communication, rather than focusing on maximizing component-level performance.
Emil Ettelaie +7 more
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This paper experimentally investigates a highly-loaded 1.5-stage transonic axial compressor, which comprises a variable inlet guide vane, a BLISK rotor, and a variable stator in tandem arrangement.
Jonas Foret +6 more
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On Transonic Marginal Separation [PDF]
AbstractLaminar boundary‐layer separation near the leading edge of a thin airfoil is one of the principal factors that limits the lift force acting on the airfoil. Marginal separation, in particular, denotes the onset of separation which is accompanied by the formation of a short separation bubble.
Kluwick, Alfred, Streibl, Bernhard
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This study investigates the aerodynamic and aeroelastic characteristics of a transonic axial compressor, focusing on blade count reduced rotor behavior.
Daniel Franke +5 more
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Transonic magnetohydrodynamic flows [PDF]
Stationary flows of an ideal plasma with translational symmetry along the (vertical) z axis are considered, and it is demonstrated how they can be described in the intrinsic (natural) coordinates (ξ, η, &), where ξ is a label of flux and stream surfaces, η is the total pressure and ϑ is the angle between the horizontal magnetic (and ...
Lifschitz, A., Goedbloed, J.P.
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Characterization of Transonic Aerodynamic Damping of Rockets Based on CFD/CSD Coupling
With the development of new high-thrust rockets, the decreasing frequency of the bending modes of the rocket, as well as the factors such as flow separation and shock oscillations generated during transonic flight make it more prone to non-constant ...
Yong-de LI, Li GUO, Chen JI
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On transonic viscous–inviscid interaction [PDF]
The paper is concerned with the interaction between the boundary layer on a smooth body surface and the outer inviscid compressible flow in the vicinity of a sonic point. First, a family of local self-similar solutions of the Kármán–Guderley equation describing the inviscid flow behaviour immediately outside the interaction region is analysed; one ...
Buldakov, E, Ruban, AI
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