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Example #31. Unsteady Space Shuttle Cable Tray Analysis

Contributed by Russ Rausch, NASA Langley

Time-accurate transonic computation done to predict shedding frequency as a function of Mach number in support of the shuttle Return to Flight program.

The geometry represents a cable tray that runs along the side of the booster.

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