NASA NTRS · 19850018586
Fluid and gas dynamics
Abstract
A clearer understanding of the interactions of the hot gas flow with the structure in the duct system, the flow passages of the rotating machinery, and the thrust chamber nozzle is sought for the purpose of finding ways and means to increase the life and performance of the systems. The objective of the transient nozzle test is to understand the shock-boundary layer interactions during transient flow and the resulting large side forces acting on the nozzle skirt. The Fluctuating Pressures in Ducts study deals mainly with the fluid-structural interactions of the lox post tube banks in the injector. The Ablative Nozzle Insert Study (H4) has as its goal the performance improvement of the space shuttle main engine.
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Povinelli, L., Struck, H.. 1985-04-01. Fluid and gas dynamics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850018586
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