Learning to Simulate Rocket Nozzle Gas Flow

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To effectively simulate the flow of gases in a rocket nozzle, users are seeking comprehensive guides, books, or tutorials that focus on expansion ratios, nozzle geometry, and related design parameters. The discussion highlights the availability of resources within Comsol 4.0 and Ansys 13, which include tutorials and manuals, as well as verification and validation problems. However, there is a specific request for more detailed tutorials beyond the standard offerings, particularly for time-dependent simulations. Users with prior experience in rocket aerodynamics express a need for additional materials, especially those tailored to Comsol, to enhance their understanding and simulation capabilities.
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Can someone provide me to a guide, book or some kind of tutorial that would help me in learning how to simulate the flow of gases in a rocket nozzle?

I am trying to investigate the effect of my expansion ratios, nozzle geometry and other design parameters and simulate it.

I would be very grateful for any kind of help, I am using my school's computers and I can get access to both Comsol 4.0 and Ansys 13.
 
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Both products should provide tutorials and manuals for using their code. They will also probably have a test of verification and validation problems.
 
Yes, but are there more detailed tutorials?
I like the ones they provide, but I would like to check more out. I have already made a few simulations regarding rocket aerodynamics but I still can't get a clear handle on how to work with time-dependent simulations and such. I would really appreciate any material that would help me, preferably Comsol.
 
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