An adaptive moving mesh method with application to non-stationary hypersonic flows in the atmosphere

Utyuzhnikov, Sergei; Rudenko, D.

doi:10.1243/09544100jaero261

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“…Wave drag research is closely related to high-speed gas dynamics. This approach has been utilized to study the hypersonic displacement, with the corresponding complex wave pattern, of the Tunguska meteorite through the Earth's atmosphere until its fall on central Siberia [80]. And shock wave research has also found interesting applications in industrial areas, out of aerospace, such as medicine, material processing, or micro-electronics [81].…”

Section: Aerodynamic Analysis and Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Aeronautics and astronautics: Recent progress and future trends

Martínez‐Val

Pérez

2009

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C:

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Aeronautics and astronautics are two closely related disciplines, sometimes found under the joint term aerospace, that have progressed at a formidable pace during the 20th century. Their impact on society is overwhelming. For example, the aeroplane, the core of aeronautics, has been identified as one of the three major inventions of that century. On its turn, satellites have paved the way for modern globalization. Major drivers leading this progress have changed from the classical motto ‘higher, further, faster’ to the current ‘more affordable, cleaner, quieter’, but safety has always been kept the undisputed number one. The underlying key factors for progress have been and still are excellence and co-operation. Both aeronautics and astronautics are multidisciplinary in nature and, accordingly, this review summarizes relevant advances and trends in pertinent fields: aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, and so on. All these fields are still very healthy and the 21st century will witness again a new era of astonishing aerospace developments.

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Section: Aerodynamic Analysis and Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%