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X-WR-CALNAME:Timothy Wolfe to Present Master's Research
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DESCRIPTION:The UTC Graduate School is pleased to announce that Timothy Wol
 fe will present Master's research titled\, ADVANCES IN HIGH-SPEED STORE SE
 PARATION FOR UPWARD-EJECTED STORES AND DYNAMIC CAVITY DOORS on 11/03/2023 
 at 2:30 PM in 415D. Everyone is invited to attend. \n\nEngineering\n\nChai
 r: Kidambi Sreenivas\n\nCo-Chair: \n\nAbstract:\nAs technology continues t
 o evolve for aircraft-deployed weapons\, computational approaches to store
  separation analysis face new challenges. Anticipating vehicle designs tha
 t require upward store ejection\, this study uses computational fluid dyna
 mics and 6DoF motion analysis to predict such store trajectories in high-s
 peed flow. Several store designs are analyzed at various ejection velociti
 es in Mach 4 and Mach 6 conditions. The trajectory results show that strea
 mlined store geometries may not induce sufficient drag to clear the aircra
 ft after ejection. However\, store designs with drag-enhancing features sh
 ow potential for safe separation trajectories. To account for the unsteady
  effects of a cavity door which opens just prior to store ejection\, dynam
 ic cavity door simulations are presented\, comparing their results to a qu
 asi-static approach. The results show that such cavity opening effects imp
 act pressure loads on the store\, which may be critical for accurate store
  trajectory predictions.
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LOCATION:Engineering & Computer Science Building\, 415D
SUMMARY:Timothy Wolfe to Present Master's Research
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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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