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A Reduced-Order Model Bi-Modal Excitation Of A Supersonic Planar Jet, Benjamin Malczewski Aug 2021

A Reduced-Order Model Bi-Modal Excitation Of A Supersonic Planar Jet, Benjamin Malczewski

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This work analytically and numerically examines the effects of bi-modal excitation on a Mach 1.5 heated planar jet. Starting with the Navier-Stokes equations, triple decomposition is applied to the flow components. A reduced order model is derived, turning the Navier-Stokes partial differential equations into a set of coupled ordinary differential equations, relating the momentum thickness and amplitudes of a fundamental and subharmonic mode to the streamwise location along the jet. Computational fluid dynamics data from the minor plane of a Mach 1.5 heated rectangular jet is used to verify a hyperbolic tangent profile for the mean flow at various streamwise …