Abstract
A general finite-difference procedure is presented for the calculation of steady, two-dimensional ‘partially-parabolic’ flows, with special reference to turbine cascade problems. It can be used for incompressible, subsonic, supersonic or transonic flows. It can be characterised as an ‘iterative space-marching’ method.
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