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March 8, 2009, 04:49 |
Pressure Recovery Factor
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Hi All,
I computed supersonic/subsonic ramjet simulation using openFOAM. I applied supersonic inlet conditions at inlet and constant pressure outlet at exit. There was multiple shocks occurred inside the cowl region. Here i validated the data and found simulation was done properly. I done the simulation for multiple cases like various mach number and various angle of attack. I calculated the pressure recovery factor near the uniform flow region after the multiple shock and before the exit pressure conditions. I was wondered by seeing the results. As mach number decreases from 3.0 to 2.1, pressure recovery factor has increasing from -0.33 to 1.12. I used the formula to calculate it prf = (totalpressureatsomepoint-totalpressureinlet)/totalpressureatsomepoint But i dont know how i am getting PRF as positive value. Is the any trend of pressure recovery factor various at mach number changes ? regards ranjith |
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