Numerical Simulation of Jet-Wake Vortex Interaction
Takashi Misaka, Shigeru Obayashi, Anton Stephan, Frank N. Holzäpfel, Thomas Gerz, Kazuhiro Nakahashi
Abstract
Takashi Misaka, Shigeru Obayashi, Anton Stephan, Frank N. Holzäpfel, Thomas Gerz, Kazuhiro Nakahashi
Abstract
The interaction of aircraft jet exhaust and wake vortex in numerically studied. Following the preceding numerical study of wake vortex evolution from roll-up until vortex decay, we aim to simulate the jet-vortex interaction from the early phase until the complete roll-up. For numerical simulation we employ an unstructured mesh Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) solver for the near-field indluding the boundary lay around an aircraft, while a Cartesian mesh large-eddy simulation (LES) solver implemented on the framework of the Building-Cube Method (BCM) is used for the mid- to fair-field wake development.
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The interaction of aircraft jet exhaust and wake vortex in numerically studied. Following the preceding numerical study of wake vortex evolution from roll-up until vortex decay, we aim to simulate the jet-vortex interaction from the early phase until the complete roll-up. For numerical simulation we employ an unstructured mesh Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) solver for the near-field indluding the boundary lay around an aircraft, while a Cartesian mesh large-eddy simulation (LES) solver implemented on the framework of the Building-Cube Method (BCM) is used for the mid- to fair-field wake development.
Key concepts: Wake, Vortex, Wake turbulence, Jet (fluid), Mechanics, Aerospace engineering, Physics, Computer simulation