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1. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Final Project Presentation
Project Title
Name of the Student
Roll No, Year, Sem
B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
Supervisor ‘s :
Name
Designation, Department,
Industrial Guide :
Name
Designation, Department, Place

2. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Aim and Objectives of the Project
Aim :
To investigate the total pressure distortion pattern
downstream of the distortion screen and to identify the
Aerodynamic Inlet Plane ahead of the compressor.
Objectives :
•To study the total pressure distortion decay pattern in the
intake.
•To study the variation of distortion index downstream of
distortion screen.
•To identify the Aerodynamic Inlet Plane.
•To study the effect of scaling on distortion index.

3. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Methodology
•The geometric details of the experimental facility and the
distortion screen developed at the National Aerospace
Laboratories was obtained.
•The fluid domain was meshed using GAMBIT.
•The boundary conditions were imposed from experimental
conditions.
•The flow solution was obtained by FLUENT.
•The results will be validated with the experiments to be
conducted at the National Aerospace Laboratories.

4. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Introduction
Give a brief introduction to the topic chosen for the project
highlighting its significance (One slide Only)

5. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Summary of Literature Review
•It was concluded from the existing literature that a
fundamental fluid dynamic understanding of the distorted
flow-field in intakes is lacking.
•The literature reveals the need for improved flow-field
analysis in improving the design of distortion screens to
generate required distortion pattern.
•The flow-field analysis in distorted intakes have been
limited so far to experimental methods. The limitations of
the experiments lies in the fact that obtaining intricate flow
features is rather complex, and if so desired requires
exhaustive instrumentation.
Briefly describe the essence of literature review, highlighting
the salient points observed
(1 or 2 slides only)

6. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Validation Studies
Validation studies were conducted on a square grill whose geometry
is shown below. Distortion indices and loss coefficients were
evaluated at various planes downstream of the grill for various inlet
Mach numbers.




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7. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Design/Simulation
In case of experimentation, include its details here instead of
information about computational modeling.

8. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Solution Procedure
Describe the solution procedure in one or two slides

9. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Results and Discussions
Discuss all the results in detail highlighting the significant
outcome of your project. (5 to 10 slides)

10. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Conclusions
Bring out the summary and conclusions drawn from your work.
(1 or 2 slides)

11. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Suggestions for future work
One Slide
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the just-sufficient number of slides.

12. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
References continued . . .
[5] Norby, W. P., Ladd, J. A. and Yuhas, A. J., “Dynamic Inlet Distortion
Prediction with a Combined Computational Fluid Dynamics and Distortion
Synthesis Approach”, NASA CR – 198053, September 1996.

[6] Yuhas, A. J., Ray, R. J., Burley, R. R., Steenken, W. G., Lechtenberg, L., and
Thornton, D., “Design and Development of an F/A-18 Inlet Distortion Rake: A
Cost and Time Saving Solution”, NASA TM-4722, October 1995.

[7] “Gas-Turbine Engine Inlet Flow Distortion Guidelines”, Society of
Automotive Engineers Aerospace Recommended Practice, ARP 1420, March
1978, Revised ****.

[8] “Inlet Total-Pressure-Distortion Considerations for Gas-Turbine Engines”,
Society of Automotive Engineers Aerospace Information Report, AIR 1419, May
1983, Revised ****.

13. Department of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering,
itm University, Gurgaon
Thank You