Numerical flow simulation of passages with strong curvature and rotation using a three-dimensional Navier-Stokes solver

Numerical study of three-dimensional viscous flows with system rotation

Procedure for computing subsonic, turbulent flow in turbofan lobe mixers was extended to allow consideration of flow fields in which a swirl component of velocity may be present Additional, an optional k-lambda turbulence model was added to the procedure The method of specifying the initial flow field was also modified, allowing parametric specification or radial secondary flow velocities, and making it possible to consider initial flow fields which have significant inlet secondary flow vorticity A series of example calculations was performed which demonstrate the various capabilities of the modified code These calculations demonstrate the effects of initial secondary flows of various magnitudes, the effects of swirl, and the effects of turbulence model on the mixing process The results of these calculations indicate that the initial secondary flows, presumed to be generated within the lobes, play a dominant role in the mixing process, and that the predicted results are relatively insensitive to the turbulence model used

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S. J. Lin

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Numerical study of three-dimensional viscous flows with system rotation

Further development of a method for computing three-dimensional subsonic viscous flows in turbofan lobe mixers