Control-Volume-Based Exergy Method of Truncated Busemann Inlets in Off-Design Conditions
Meijun Zhu,
Shuai Zhou,
Yang Liu
et al.
Abstract:A scramjet engine consisting of several components is a highly coupled system that urgently needs a universal performance metric. Exergy is considered as a potential universal currency to assess the performance of scramjet engines. In this paper, a control-volume-based exergy method for the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes solution of truncated and corrected Busemann inlets was proposed. An exergy postprocessing code was developed to achieve this method. Qualitative and quantitative analyses of exergies in the … Show more
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