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Marshall
Space Flight Center
1993 Phase II
Unified,
Multi-Phase, Numerial Method Using Volume-of-Fluid Transport Models
Engineering
Sciences, Inc.
Huntsville, AL
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INNOVATION
Numerical design analysis
tool, developed for problems involving complex rocket engine injector
flows, material processing flows, and flows with phase change and solidification
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UNIC-2P -- A Multi-phase flow design
analysis tool
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file
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Development state -- small production
runs.
- A commercial two-phase flow
model has been developed
- Software copies have been sold
to Pratt & Whitney and Boeing
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Product name: UNIC-2P
- CAE application in
aerospace, automotive engine design and material processing industries.
- Advertisement of the
UNIC-2P on Mechanical Engineering has generated interest of the
product from potential customers
- Cumulative revenues
generated since introduction (late 1997) have been around $300K
- Engineering Sciences
in joint venture with Fieldview, SINDA, and Gridgen
- Engineering Sciences
competitive edge in the CAE area is the quality and price of their
software products
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- Based on the success of their
Phase II contract, ESI has obtained other service contracts from
NASA and U.S. Navy to create more models for their specific applications
- NASA has shown interest in using
this product or cryogenic fluid management in Earth Orbiting Vehicle
designs
- As a result of the 1993 Phase
II, ESI awarded Phase III worth $33K
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