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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Successive Line Relaxation"”.

  1. A method for propulsion nozzle design

    … and Dirichlet boundary condition is solved. A successive line relaxation process is used to solve the array of velocity potentials in the entire flow field. The streamlines are then displaced to produce boundaries which match a desired pressure distribution. Various cases are tested to verify …

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  2. Theoretical And Computational Study of Steady Transonic Flows of Bethe-Zel\'dovich-Thompson Fluids

    … BZT fluids. Numerical solutions using a successive line relaxation (SLR) scheme are presented. New results of interest include shock-splitting, collisions between expansion and compression shocks, the prediction and observation of two compressive bow shocks in supersonic flows, and the …

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  3. An application of relaxation methods to transonic nozzle flow

    An application of relaxation techniques to the solution of transonic flow in a converging - diverging nozzle is presented. The assumptions of steady, isentropic flow of a perfect gas were made. Successive line relaxation, similar to that of Garabedian and Korn, was employed in a transformed …

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