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COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
ELORET's computational fluids researchers have worked and
published extensively in direct support of several NASA and Industry
programs. They have developed and utilized many advanced CFD
codes and models for a broad range of applications. Expertise
and help are available in the following:
Applications
- separating boundary layers
- shear layers and recovering flows
- reacting flows
- highly ionized flows
- wakes, jets, and plumes
- three-dimensional unsteady flows
- thermochemical non-equilibrium flows
- rarefied flows
- airfoils, wings, and rotors
- inlets and nozzles
- hypersonic single- and multi-body rockets, blunt bodies
- high lift systems
Codes
- 3D Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes (RANS)
- boundary layer
- inviscid
- 3D unsteady
- rarefied (DSMC and free molecular)
- large eddy simulation (LES)
- direct numerical simulation (DNS)
Turbulence Models
- algebraic (Baldwin-Lomax, Johnson-King, . . .)
- field equation (Spalart, Jones-Launder, . . .)
- full Reynolds stress (Wilcox, . . .)
- renormalization group theory (Yakhot-Orzag)
- shear stress transport (Menter)
Thermochemical Models
- thermochemical non-equilibrium (Park's 2 Temperature, . . .)