A previously published real-time simulation algorithm, the matrix stability region placement (MSRP) method, is used to simulate a small perturbation model of the NASA Lewis Mach 2.5 40-60 mixed compression inlet. The model is representative of high-speed internal flow propulsion systems which can be approximated as quasi-one-dimensional flows. The resulting system of equations, which is stiff, is also simulated by the second-order Adam-Bashforth method. It is shown that the MSRP method can be used to simulate small perturbation models of high-speed internal flow propulsion systems in real time.
Real-time simulation of supersonic inlets
IEEE International Conference on Systems Engineering ; 1990 ; Pittsburgh, PA, United States
1990-01-01
Conference paper
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English
Real-time simulation of supersonic inlets
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