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Aerodynamic Optimization of the Expansion Section in a Hypersonic Quiet Nozzle Based on Favorable Pressure Effect

Aerodynamic Optimization of the Expansion Section in a Hypersonic Quiet Nozzle Based on Favorable Pressure Effect
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摘要 Maximum expansion angle is the primary parameter for the design of expansion section of hypersonic quiet nozzle. According to the quantity of maximum expansion angle, expansion section could be classified as fast expansion and slow expansion. In order to diminish the effect of instability of Görtler vortex, gradually, slow expansion was employed for quiet nozzle design. Based on the favorable pressure effect, the maximum expansion angle is optimized in this paper, and a considerable selective session of maximum expansion angle is obtained. The trend that slow expansion is employed instead of fast expansion is explained, and a new method is established for aerodynamic optimization of expansion section contour in a quiet nozzle. Maximum expansion angle is the primary parameter for the design of expansion section of hypersonic quiet nozzle. According to the quantity of maximum expansion angle, expansion section could be classified as fast expansion and slow expansion. In order to diminish the effect of instability of Görtler vortex, gradually, slow expansion was employed for quiet nozzle design. Based on the favorable pressure effect, the maximum expansion angle is optimized in this paper, and a considerable selective session of maximum expansion angle is obtained. The trend that slow expansion is employed instead of fast expansion is explained, and a new method is established for aerodynamic optimization of expansion section contour in a quiet nozzle.
出处 《Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics》 2014年第6期443-448,共6页 应用数学与应用物理(英文)
关键词 QUIET NOZZLE MAXIMUM EXPANSION ANGLE Favorable Pressure Effect Quiet Nozzle Maximum Expansion Angle Favorable Pressure Effect
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