2019
DOI: 10.24247/ijmperdaug2019120
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Assessment of RNG k-ε, SST K- ω and Reynolds Stress Models For Numerical Simulation of DLR Scramjet Engine

Abstract: In recent years, many researchers have used numerical simulation to investigate scramjet engine because, setting up of testing facilities for scramjet engine is very expensive. Completion of simulation work in less time is costeffective but, it is also important to achieve good outcome from the simulation work. In this context, the use of appropriate turbulent model for the simulation for DLR scramjet engine is a vital aspect. From the available literature, it is seen that many researchers have used Reynolds s… Show more

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“…A modification of the k-omega model, known as Shear Stress Transport k-omega (SST k-𝜔) can combine the abilities of both the standard k-omega and k-epsilon models to predict turbulent effects within and far from viscous layers [20]. Additionally, a study conducted by Debnath et al [25] compared RNG k-epsilon and SST k-omega models applied to the DLR combustor geometry and initial conditions and concluded the SST k-omega model provided better accuracy with a lower computational time than the RNG k-epsilon model. The evaluation metrics between models of mixing efficiency, combustion efficiency, showed most alignment with the original DLR results, while contours of static temperature and Mach number were similar for both models.…”
Section: Turbulencementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A modification of the k-omega model, known as Shear Stress Transport k-omega (SST k-𝜔) can combine the abilities of both the standard k-omega and k-epsilon models to predict turbulent effects within and far from viscous layers [20]. Additionally, a study conducted by Debnath et al [25] compared RNG k-epsilon and SST k-omega models applied to the DLR combustor geometry and initial conditions and concluded the SST k-omega model provided better accuracy with a lower computational time than the RNG k-epsilon model. The evaluation metrics between models of mixing efficiency, combustion efficiency, showed most alignment with the original DLR results, while contours of static temperature and Mach number were similar for both models.…”
Section: Turbulencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A blending function multiplies and adds the k-w and k-e models which activates the respective model depending on the flow location, i.e., the k-w activates near a wall, inversely zeroing the ke model. This makes the SST k-w model more reliable than the standard model [25] for flows with shock-induced adverse pressure gradients and was derived by F.R. Menter for this purpose.…”
Section: Turbulencementioning
confidence: 99%