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Dense supersonic two-phase flow conditions , the gas flow characteristics of rudder

Author: SunXiaoJiao
Tutor: WangZhengShi
School: Nanjing University of Technology and Engineering
Course: Aerospace Propulsion Theory and Engineering
Keywords: Vane Gas - solid flow Numerical Simulation Aerodynamic characteristics Pressure field
CLC: TJ760
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


The content of this thesis is based on the jet vane thrust vector of a missile system , numerical simulation tools , simulation , and the pure gas flow field and gas - solid flow in the gas flow around the rudder vane aerodynamic characteristics . The main contents : 1 , gas rudder pure gas phase flow field around the physical model . Given initial boundary processing method using the k-ε turbulence model jet vane model pure gas turbulence . Gas rudder rudder angle on the structure of the flow field around , and given the variation between the rudder deflection angle and mechanical properties . 2 , the establishment of the the jet vane gas - solid two-phase flow around the physical model of the flow field , given the initial and boundary conditions , the gas - solid two-phase flow field around the model calculation . The rudder deflection angle , particle size , and other factors on the flow around the main analysis of the variation of the lift, drag and mechanical properties with rudder declination . In this paper, we consider the impact of the rudder deflection angle , as well as factors such as particle diameter solid structure of the flow field around the vane and vane aerodynamic characteristics . The work and results of this study have been jet vane thrust vector control system design and application of a model missile with a reference value , and provide a reference for further study .

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