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Total Pressure problem in a duct
viscous, Laminar. Thanks- physixlover
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Total Pressure problem in a duct
sorry for got to attach geometry, rake view- physixlover
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Total Pressure problem in a duct
Hello Please help me, a physical relation which my friend is facing, I'm unable to get my head around.. I created a 2D S-duct, the contours are as follows 1.Static pressure 2.Velocity contours 3. Total pressure gradient graph intake Velocity 20m/s Guage pressure is taken as '0'...- physixlover
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Learning to Use Fluent Software
To Quick Start go to Youtube.com, you can find tonns of Videos u can learn from.- physixlover
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Use of Design point for a gas turbine engine
Hi there, i don't think u can obtain the design point just by predicting/from previous data from BPR and FPR, it should be an overall pressure ratio and TET as well for example take some X, X1 and X2 engines (all three should be either be turbo jet or turbofan, better try thrust levels not being...- physixlover
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Double major: Astronautics & Astronomypossible?
Hi samsung90, even i wanted to do the same thing..Aerospace engineering and Cosmology..As Pengwuino Said its true One is an engineering field and one is a natural science. but you have a option like if possible 1st complete Astronautics and then after that when u find job some where do it...- physixlover
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What does a negative moment tell us about the characterisics of the airfoil?
Hi Viscous Flow, and others What everything said was fine but I have a doubt like see For example as sweetiebyuty said when the pilot pulls the stick and hold in the same angle of attack then how can we say about its Negative pitching moment( I mean i do understand the pressure makes the...- physixlover
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Noise Shielding by Rear-Mounted Engines on Aircraft
may be yes, but I need an explanation of how the noise is reduced when the engines are at the rear end- physixlover
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Has Anyone Designed a Four-Spool Engine?
'No' I have never come across a 4 spool engine, and yes it would be more complicated and causes lots of maintenance problems for a four spool engine, I would better suggest to discuss about a three spool or two spool engine in this thread. Major advantage of triple spool design is it's ability...- physixlover
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What does a negative moment tell us about the characterisics of the airfoil?
A good reason that some aerofoils have negative pitching moment is that lift is concentrated on the forward of the aerofoil that is 1/4 of the chord region. Ref: http://www.desktop.aero/appliedaero/configuration/tailless.html- physixlover
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Noise Shielding by Rear-Mounted Engines on Aircraft
How is the noise sheilding provided by the fuselage when the engines are mounted at the rear end of the aircraft ? for example-SAX 40- physixlover
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Why do maximum L/D and max. lift not occur at the same angle of attack?
That is a very good question, We actually try to calculate maximum lift of the aircraft or aerofoil to know the maximum lift is how far and the next point of the increase in the Angle of attack (AOA) causes downfall of the lift and increase in drag and tends to stall. And when coming to L/D...- physixlover
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What is the Best CFD Software for Modeling Heat Flow from a Jet Engine Exhaust?
Try Ansys-Fluent module. hope this helps you- physixlover
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Aerospace project for a beginner
That's good, with nozzle designs your can estimate the fluid(Gases) flows out from the nozzle, velocities of the exhaust flow for different nozzle section and some designs on the thrust reversers as well at different nozzle section and how can thrust reversers be arranged with the appropriate...- physixlover
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Building a Jet Engine - Step by Step Guide
GOOD, DONT GIVE UP. our sir said that In 2006 one of our senior built one jet engine it took him around 6 months to built, worked fine sound was horrible it seems some links might be helpful to you http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-build-your-own-Jet-Engine/...- physixlover
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