Unsteady Separation Simulation of Missile by Using Moving Grid
Kyoung-Tai Kang, Bok Jik Lee, Chang‐Soo Ahn
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Kyoung-Tai Kang, Bok Jik Lee, Chang‐Soo Ahn
Abstract
Missile staging and airframe separation simulation were performed by using a numerical technique for simulating the dynamics of multiple moving bodies. A 6DOF model is fully integrated into the CFD solution procedure to determine the body dynamics. Chimera grid technique offered efficient CFD simulation of multiple moving bodies. Through this simulation the safety of deployed staging and airframe separation mechanism was verified.
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Missile staging and airframe separation simulation were performed by using a numerical technique for simulating the dynamics of multiple moving bodies. A 6DOF model is fully integrated into the CFD solution procedure to determine the body dynamics. Chimera grid technique offered efficient CFD simulation of multiple moving bodies. Through this simulation the safety of deployed staging and airframe separation mechanism was verified.
Key concepts: Airframe, Missile, Computational fluid dynamics, Grid, Separation (statistics), Computer simulation, Simulation, Computer science