Integrated numerical methods for hypersonic aircraft cooling systemsanalysis

Petley, D. H.; Jones, Stuart C.; Dziedzic, William M.

doi:10.2514/6.1992-254

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“…8) Assess key stability issues if they appear to be significant design drivers, e.g., aeroelasticity, propellant sloshing in tanks, pogo, etc. ; and b) use load indicators.…”

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Design Methodologies for Space Transportation Systems

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2001

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“…8) Assess key stability issues if they appear to be significant design drivers, e.g., aeroelasticity, propellant sloshing in tanks, pogo, etc. ; and b) use load indicators.…”

Section: Conceptual Design Phasementioning

confidence: 99%

Design Methodologies for Space Transportation Systems

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2001

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“…Generally it is known a priori that the engine flowpath requires active cooling. 7 The upper left-hand corner of Figure 12 shows an example of a coolant routing along the keel-line of the inlet, combustor and nozzle. Schematically, the active cooling network is shown in the middle of the figure.…”

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Airbreathing hypersonic vehicle design and analysis methods

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et al. 1996

34th Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit

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The design, analysis, and optimization of airbreathing hypersonic vehicles requires analyses involving many highly coupled disciplines at levels of accuracy exceeding those traditionally considered in a conceptual or preliminary-level design. Discipline analysis methods including propulsion, structures, thermal management, geometry, aerodynamics, performance, synthesis, sizing, closure, and cost are discussed. Also, the on-going integration of these methods into a working environment, known as HOLIST, is described.

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Rudiments and Methodology for Design and Analysis of Hypersonic Airbreathing Vehicles

2001

Scramjet Propulsion

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Integrated numerical methods for hypersonic aircraft cooling systemsanalysis

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Design Methodologies for Space Transportation Systems

Design Methodologies for Space Transportation Systems

Airbreathing hypersonic vehicle design and analysis methods

Rudiments and Methodology for Design and Analysis of Hypersonic Airbreathing Vehicles

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