Solid-Fuel Regression Rate for Standard-Flow Hybrid Rocket Motors
Marxman's diffusion-limited analysis of hybrid rocket combustion has been often used to investigate various combustion problems in hybrid rocket motors.
Takakazu MORITA +3 more
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Multi-scaling analysis of turbulent boundary layers over an isothermally heated flat plate with zero pressure gradient. [PDF]
Shuvo MS, Mahmud MJ, Saha S.
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Experimental study of boundary layer transition with elevated freestream turbulence on a heated flat plate [PDF]
A detailed investigation to document momentum and thermal development of boundary layers undergoing natural transition on a heated flat plate was performed.
Reshotko, Eli, Sohn, Ki-Hyeon
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Entropy Generation during Head-On Interaction of Premixed Flames with Inert Walls within Turbulent Boundary Layers. [PDF]
Ghai SK +3 more
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Prediction of compliant wall drag reduction, part 2 [PDF]
A numerical model of turbulent boundary layer flows over compliant walls was investigated. The model is based on Burton's observation that outer flow structures in turbulent boundary layers produce large scale pressure fluctuations near the wall.
Orszag, S. A.
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Simulation of turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is challenging due to the wide range of turbulent scales in the flow. To leverage the currently available computational power for high‐resolution simulation of atmospheric turbulence, fluid
L. Huusko +5 more
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Application of the Turbulent Potential Model to Unsteady Flows and Three-Dimensional Boundary Layers
The turbulent potential model is a Reynolds-averaged (RANS) turbulence model that is theoretically capable of capturing nonequilibrium turbulent flows at a computational cost and complexity comparable to two-equation models.
J. Blair Perot, Sasanka Are, Xing Zhang
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Calculation of laminar and turbulent boundary layers for two-dimensional time-dependent flows [PDF]
A general method for computing laminar and turbulent boundary layers for two-dimensional time-dependent flows is presented. The method uses an eddy-viscosity formulation to model the Reynolds shear-stress term and a very efficient numerical method to ...
Cebeci, T.
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Velocity and thermal boundary layer equations for turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection
In turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection, the boundary layers are nonsteady with fluctuations, the time-averaged large-scale circulating velocity vanishes far away from the top and bottom plates, and the motion arises from buoyancy.
Emily S. C. Ching +3 more
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Turbulent boundary layers with secondary flow [PDF]
An experimental analysis of the boundary layer on a plane wall, along which the flow occurs, whose potential flow lines are curved in plane parallel to the wall is discussed. According to the equation frequently applied to boundary layers in a plane flow,
Grushwitz, E.
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