2018
DOI: 10.1615/tsagiscij.2018026782
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Numerical Investigation on the Interaction of a Pair of Hot Off-Design Supersonic Jets With a Jet Blast Deflector

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“…Wang et al [14] have conducted an experimental study on the exhaust flow field of a jet engine with CFD method, and the results show that the pressure and temperature of the jet center decreased gradually with the increase of the distance from the jet to the nozzle. Benderskiy et al [15], [16] using the RANS/ILES method, have simulated the jet flow of a double-cone supersonic aircraft, detected the influence of co-flow velocity and distance on temperature, pressure fluctuation and axial velocity in the jet hazard area, and studied the influence of natural wind speed on the jet hazard area. Yue et al [17], [18] based on CFD theory and using the standard k-erm equation and three-dimensional n-s equation, have conducted numerical simulation of the jet impact on the flight deck and deflector during the takeoff of the carrier aircraft, and obtained the temperature characteristic distribution on the axis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al [14] have conducted an experimental study on the exhaust flow field of a jet engine with CFD method, and the results show that the pressure and temperature of the jet center decreased gradually with the increase of the distance from the jet to the nozzle. Benderskiy et al [15], [16] using the RANS/ILES method, have simulated the jet flow of a double-cone supersonic aircraft, detected the influence of co-flow velocity and distance on temperature, pressure fluctuation and axial velocity in the jet hazard area, and studied the influence of natural wind speed on the jet hazard area. Yue et al [17], [18] based on CFD theory and using the standard k-erm equation and three-dimensional n-s equation, have conducted numerical simulation of the jet impact on the flight deck and deflector during the takeoff of the carrier aircraft, and obtained the temperature characteristic distribution on the axis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%