Simulations of solid rocket motors using a partitioned fluid-structure interaction algorithm

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Parsons, ID [1 ]
Alavilli, P [1 ]
Namazifard, A [1 ]
Jiao, X [1 ]
Acharya, A [1 ]
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[1] Univ Illinois, Ctr Simulat Adv Rockets, Urbana, IL 61801 USA
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We describe simulations of solid rocket motors that involve coupling between the core fluid flow, the structural response of the propellant and case and the combustion of the propellant. A predictor-corrector algorithm is employed to treat the fluid-structure interaction. The combustion rate of the propellant is coupled to the fluid flow via an empirical power law relationship. Our algorithm couples the physical processes involved using a partitioned approach, enabling us to use existing codes to perform the bulk of our simulations. We give special consideration to the jump conditions that hold at the fluid-structure-combustion interface. Results are presented that demonstrate the parallel performance of our code on a variety of architectures. A large-scale simulation is also described that demonstrates the capability of our code.
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