Browsing by Supervisor "Clarke, J. F."

Browsing by Supervisor "Clarke, J. F."

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  • CFD modelling of solid propellant ignition 
    Lowe, C. (Cranfield University, 1996-07)
    Solid propellant is the highly energetic fuel burnt in the combustion chamber of ballistic weapons. It is manufactured, for this purpose, in either granular or stick form. Internal ballistics describes the behavior within ...
  • Natural co-ordinates and high speed flows, a numerical method for reactive gases 
    Dawes, A. S. (1992)
    A new high resolution, space marching, numerical method, based on operator splitting, for high speed, steady, planar two dimensional, Inviscid, chemically reacting (real gas) flow fields as described. A simple model for ...
  • Studies in Hypersonic Viscous Interactions 
    Murthy, A. V. (1972-12)
    The literature on the leading edge viscous interaction phenomena has "been reviewed. Theoretical studies of the leading edge bluntness and the boundary - layer displace¬ment effects have been made by using a combination ...
  • Theoretical analysis of Gas Dynamic disturbances in an explosive atmosphere 
    Ashdown, P. D. (Cranfield University, 1984-02)
    Various problems, which examine the propagation of gas dynamic disturbances, through an explosive atmosphere, are considered. The first set studies a model relaxing gas, and asymptotic methods are employed. A high ...
  • Weak compression waves in relaxing gases 
    Scott, E. M. (Cranfield University, 1972)
    Studies have been made of the structure of weak compression (shock) waves in relaxing gases. These studies have been primarily concerned with the development of separate theoretical and experimental techniques. These ...