Unsteady transonic flow computations
A. Richard Seebass, N. YU, Kin Yip Fung
Abstract
A. Richard Seebass, N. YU, Kin Yip Fung
Abstract
The effects of unsteady modes of motion on two-dimensional transonic flows are investigated. Numerical algorithms that treat shock waves as moving discontinuities are described for nonlinear and time-linearized perturbation flows. Results for transonic flow past an NACA 64A006 airfoil experiencing harmonic motions in one of several modes are presented. (Author)
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The effects of unsteady modes of motion on two-dimensional transonic flows are investigated. Numerical algorithms that treat shock waves as moving discontinuities are described for nonlinear and time-linearized perturbation flows. Results for transonic flow past an NACA 64A006 airfoil experiencing harmonic motions in one of several modes are presented. (Author)
Key concepts: Transonic, Airfoil, Mechanics, Computation, Shock wave, Nonlinear system, Unsteady flow, NACA airfoil