2008
DOI: 10.1007/s00348-008-0536-y
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Axisymmetric Coanda-assisted vectoring

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“…Other more effective system to produce an enhanced Coanda effect is the one passed on the pilot jet. It is based on the testing architecture developed both by A. K. Postma, J. D. Smith and D. S. Trent [6], and Juvet [7]. This architecture is named by Smith as Enhanced Coanda Effect [8].…”
Section: Enhanced Coanda Effect With Control Jetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other more effective system to produce an enhanced Coanda effect is the one passed on the pilot jet. It is based on the testing architecture developed both by A. K. Postma, J. D. Smith and D. S. Trent [6], and Juvet [7]. This architecture is named by Smith as Enhanced Coanda Effect [8].…”
Section: Enhanced Coanda Effect With Control Jetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interessant ist auch das sog. CSM ( Coandă‐assisted spray manipulation )‐Verfahren , . So existieren Düsen mit abgerundeter Mündung, die im Mündungsbereich dem Hauptstrahl einen sog.…”
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“…In short, the maximum blowing velocity allowed so that the jet will remain attached to the surface of the cylindrical ramp is based on Lowry's empirical equation for the maximum pressure difference: (12) And hence (13) where R gas is the perfect gas constant (the symbol is changed in order to avoid the confusion with the geometric radius R of the ramp) k is the specific heat ratio of the gas Lastly, another addition to the model can be the empirical equation provided by Newman Ref [28]for estimating the boundary layer separation which is valid for h/R ratios less or equal to 10% -which covers the CEVA model. …”
Section: The Proposed Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%