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Grids - Mach 1.63 Axisymmetric Jet

Note that these grids are identical for the 3 cases of Temperature-Matched Mach 1.63 Axisymmetric Jet, Heated Mach 1.63 Axisymmetric Jet, and Off-Design Mach 1.63 Axisymmetric Jet.

A series of 4 nested grids are provided. Each is made up of 3 zones. Each grid has been scaled relative to the jet exit radius (i.e., rjet=1). All grid files have been gzipped. Each coarser grid is exactly every-other-point of the next finer grid, ranging from the finest 401x281; 201x161; 961x481 to the coarsest 51x36; 26x21; 121x61 grid. The following figure shows the finest grid. Note that the jet exit is at x=0, at the boundary of zones 1 and 3.

view of Mach 1.63 axisymmetric grid zoomed in view of Mach 1.63 axisymmetric grid

Note: be sure to use double precision when reading the grids!

STRUCTURED VERSIONS OF GRIDS

PLOT3D Files

The structured PLOT3D grids are given in two different ways, as 2-D grids (x-y plane) or as 3-D axisymmetric grids (two planes rotated through 1 deg from each other. You may use whichever is more convenient for your particular application. If you get the 2-D grid version, then you must create an axisymmetric grid from it on your own.

Format for the structured 2D grids is PLOT3D-type, formatted, MG, 2D (nbl=1) - note that you must use double precision when reading! :

      read(2,*) nbl
      read(2,*) (idim(n),jdim(n),n=1,nbl)
      do n=1,nbl
        read(2,*) ((x(i,j,n),i=1,idim(n)),j=1,jdim(n)),
     +            ((y(i,j,n),i=1,idim(n)),j=1,jdim(n))
      enddo

Download the 2-D version of the grids in PLOT3D format here:

Format for the 2-rotated-plane structured 3D grid is PLOT3D-type, formatted, MG, 3D (nbl=1, and idim in this case is 2) - note that you must use double precision when reading! :

      read(2,*) nbl
      read(2,*) (idim(n),jdim(n),kdim(n),n=1,nbl)
      do n=1,nbl
        read(2,*) (((x(i,j,k,n),i=1,idim(n)),j=1,jdim(n)),k=1,kdim(n)),
     +            (((y(i,j,k,n),i=1,idim(n)),j=1,jdim(n)),k=1,kdim(n)),
     +            (((z(i,j,k,n),i=1,idim(n)),j=1,jdim(n)),k=1,kdim(n))
      enddo

Download the 3-D version of the grids in PLOT3D format here:

If desired, example Neutral Map Files associated with 3-D version of the grids are given here (these files specify grid indices associated with each boundary condition - see The Neutral Map File):


 

UNSTRUCTURED VERSIONS OF GRIDS

AFLR3 Files

The unstructured versions of the same grids are all given as AFLR3 (UGRID) files. Download the unstructured AFLR3 grids (gzipped) as (mostly) 3-D hexahedra (quadrilaterals in x-z plane) here:

All AFLR3 grids have the same mapbc file: mach_163_axi_fine.b8.ugrid.
 
 

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