Abstract

Most gas turbine engines require the Mach range on the engine face to be at a mild subsonic pace (around Mach 04). Therefore, for a supersonic plane with a gas turbine engine, the characteristic of the air inlet is to slow the supersonic unfastened flow to a subsonic pace and offer a matched air mass float charge to the engine. The gas turbine engine calls for the delivery of uniform excessive general stress restoration air for proper overall performance and operation because the quality of the airflow on the engine face substantially influences the overall performance of the engine, in particular, the total stress loss, which influences the engine thrust and therefore the gasoline consumption. A 2-D supersonic intake is designed for Mach No. 2.4 at an altitude of 11,000 m. The design of the mixed compression supersonic intake is done numerically, and the design with the k- turbulent module is done using CFD. Optimization of the intake is done by changing the cowl deflection in order to get maximum total pressure recovery. Results are compared to knowing the optimal design. The main advantage of mixed compression is that it gives the maximum total pressure recovery at any Mach number. The computation is done with the ANSYS software.

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