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Computation of Transverse Injection into Supersonic Crossflow with Various Injector Orifice Geometries
Author(s) -
Lancert Foster,
William Engblom
Publication year - 2004
Publication title -
42nd aiaa aerospace sciences meeting and exhibit
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2004-1199
Subject(s) - injector , body orifice , supersonic speed , transverse plane , computation , aerospace engineering , mechanics , jet (fluid) , choked flow , mechanical engineering , materials science , physics , engineering , computer science , structural engineering , algorithm
Computational results are presented for the performance and flow behavior of various injector geometries employed in transverse injection into a non -reacting Mach 1.2 flow. 3 -D Reynolds -Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) results are obtained for the various injector geometries using the Wind code w ith the Mente r’s Shear Stress Transport turbulence model in both single and multi -specie s modes. Computed results for the injector mixing, penetration, and induced wall forces are presented. In the case of rectangular injectors, those longer in the direct ion of the freestream flow are predicted to generate the most mixing and penetration of the injector flow into the primary stream. These injectors are also predicted to provide the largest discharge coefficients and induced wall forces. Minor performance differences are indicated among diamond, circle, and square orifices. Grid sensitivity study results are presented which indicate consistent qualitative trends in the injector performance comparisons with increasing grid fineness.

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