Krispin Technologies technical notes

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Preserved engineering record

Two-dimensional turbine cascade flow fields are investigated using the Supersonic Inviscid Compressible Flow Solver (SCIFS) (Brown, 1997).

SCIFS solves the time dependent Euler equations through a second order time-space accurate flux-limited method developed by Davis (1987).

Brown, B.P., and Argrow, B.M., 1997b, "Two-dimensional shock tube flow for dense gases," Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 349, 95-115.

Brown, B.P., and Argrow, B.M., 1998, "Nonclassical dense gas flows for simple geometries," AIAA J, Vol.

in Aerospace Engineering, University of Colorado) is the Principal Investigator (PI) on this Phase I project.

Brown's previous employment was with the Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences at the University of Colorado, Boulder where he worked under Dr.

On the broadest scope, Phase I of this research effort seeks to develop robust computational tools that can be used to explore ways to significantly improve the performance of organic Rankine cycle engines.

Unlike some other areas of power system technology, e.g., gas turbine engines, ORCE technology has not yet benefited from the analysis and design optimization that computational fluid dynamics can provide.

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