is it possible to study hypersonic flows

September 28, 2004, 04:14

hi everybody, iam working on a project involving scramjets and a hypersonic mach no of 7. The study is in 3-D. Somebody was telling me that fluent dosent give good results at hypersonic speeds. I would like know from someone who has used fluent for hypersonic flows whether the results are good or not. Thanking in anticipation mohd ali

October 13, 2004, 23:56

Mach 7 £¬maybe it is too high for FLUENT. And,I want to know ,so high Mach,is N-S equation still useful? treat as the ideal gas or the real gas?

September 28, 2004, 04:14	is it possible to study hypersonic flows	#1
pmali Guest Posts: n/a	hi everybody, iam working on a project involving scramjets and a hypersonic mach no of 7. The study is in 3-D. Somebody was telling me that fluent dosent give good results at hypersonic speeds. I would like know from someone who has used fluent for hypersonic flows whether the results are good or not. Thanking in anticipation mohd ali

October 13, 2004, 23:56	Re: is it possible to study hypersonic flows	#2
hezhao Guest Posts: n/a	Mach 7 £¬maybe it is too high for FLUENT. And,I want to know ,so high Mach,is N-S equation still useful? treat as the ideal gas or the real gas?

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