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Hyperbolic Approximation of the Navier-Stokes Equations for Viscous Mixed Flows

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Simplified two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations of the hyperbolic type are derived for viscous mixed (with transition through the sonic velocity) internal and external flows as a result of a special splitting of the pressure gradient in the predominant flow direction into hyperbolic and elliptic components. The application of these equations is illustrated with reference to the calculation of Laval nozzle flows and the problem of supersonic flow past blunt bodies. The hyperbolic approximation obtained adequately describes the interaction between the stream and surfaces for internal and external flows and can be used over a wide Mach number range at moderate and high Reynolds numbers. Examples of the calculation of viscous mixed flows in a Laval nozzle with large longitudinal throat curvature and in a shock layer in the neighborhood of a sphere and a large-aspect-ratio hemisphere-cylinder are given. The problem of determining the drag coefficient of cold and hot spheres is solved in a new formulation for supersonic air flow over a wide range of Reynolds numbers. In the case of low and moderate Reynolds numbers a drag reduction effect is detected when the surface of the sphere is cooled.

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Rogov, B.V., Sokolova, I.A. Hyperbolic Approximation of the Navier-Stokes Equations for Viscous Mixed Flows. Fluid Dynamics 37, 377–395 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019602406021

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