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March 29, 2015, 10:40
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Hypersonic simulation
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adrian chelaru
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Hello!
I am trying to do a hypersonic simulation (Mach = 20) for a cylinder falling to earth at aproximatly 80 km. I don't really know what the appropiate settings should be. How thick should the first layer from the boundary layer be? I calculated it and considering the low density, it give a result of aproximately 2e-3. That seems big. Also, I am curious if I should start with a smaller Mach number, converge that solution (let's say Mach = 6) and than switch to Mach 20. Any sugestions would be helpfull. Thank! |
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| 80 km, boundary layer, hypersonic, mach = 20 |
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