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    This document discusses the geometry, mesh, solver settings, boundary conditions, and running process for analyzing the flow through a convergent-divergent rocket nozzle using computational fluid dynamics. The geometry defines the points that make up the nozzle profile. A mesh is generated and the solver is set up to model compressible, turbulent flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. Boundary conditions specify the inlet flow properties and outlet pressure. The run is then processed to solve the flow field and results can be post-processed.

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    This document discusses the geometry, mesh, solver settings, boundary conditions, and running process for analyzing the flow through a convergent-divergent rocket nozzle using computational fluid dynamics. The geometry defines the points that make up the nozzle profile. A mesh is generated and the solver is set up to model compressible, turbulent flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. Boundary conditions specify the inlet flow properties and outlet pressure. The run is then processed to solve the flow field and results can be post-processed.

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    Course 3 Convergent-Divergent Duct

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    This document discusses the geometry, mesh, solver settings, boundary conditions, and running process for analyzing the flow through a convergent-divergent rocket nozzle using computational fluid dynamics. The geometry defines the points that make up the nozzle profile. A mesh is generated and the solver is set up to model compressible, turbulent flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. Boundary conditions specify the inlet flow properties and outlet pressure. The run is then processed to solve the flow field and results can be post-processed.

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    Convergent Divergent Nozzle

    AE4010 Computational Aerodynamic


    Rocket Nozzle

    http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/jest-moe-target1137-0-nozzle-rakieta-widzie-statku-przestrze-
    11123927.jpg
    http://cs.astrium.eads.net/sp/launcher-propulsion/manufacturing/images/ht-vulcain.jpg
    Case
    Geometry
    Geometry
    • Point Coordinate
    Point x(mm) y(mm) z(mm)
    1 0 0 0
    2 2600 0 0
    3 0 600 0
    4 300 550 0
    5 600 400 0
    6 900 300 0
    7 2600 500 0
    Geometry
    Solver Setting
    Import Mesh
    Mesh
    Analysis Type

    C
    Domain Setting
    C C
    C
    C
    K-epsilon

    0 Pa
    C Total Energy : Compressible
    Flow

    C
    Mach Area Relation
    Boundary Condition
    Boundary Condition

    • Inlet BC :
    • Option : Mixed
    • Ref Stat Press : 0.98511068 atm
    • Normal Speed : 50.70996 m/s
    • Turbulence : Medium Intensity
    • Static Temprature : 298 K
    • Outlet BC :
    • Option : Subsonic
    • Average Static Pressure : 0.05367766 atm
    • Wall BC :
    • No Slip Wall
    Solver Control
    C

    C
    Define Run
    Define Run
    Running Process
    Post Processing
    Post Processing

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