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Code for Analysis  \nof Chemically Reacting Gas-Particle Flows  \nMorris M.PennySheldon D.SmithPeter G.Anders0nPeter R.SulymaMorcus L.Pearson  \n23   1山 …  -1…T】  \nLockheed Missiles &Space Company,Inc.Hunisville Research &Engineerirg Centor4800 Bradford Drive,Huntsville,AL 35807  \nJanuary 1976Contract NAS9-14517  \nPrepared for  \nNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationJohnson Space CenterHouston,TX 77058  \nN76-21279  \nHC 51.75  \nUnclas  \nG3/20  \n21586  \n100  \nPage intentionally left blank  \nFOR EWORD  \nThis document is Volume II of a two volume report describing the Re-actng and Multi-Phase(RAMP)Computer Code developed by the AdvancedTechnology Systems Section of Lockheed's Huntsville Research &EngineeringCenter.Volume II addresses the computer code along with the program inputand output.Volume I deals with the theory and numerical solution for thecomputer code.  \nDocumentation of the computer code was prepared in partial fulfillmentof contract requirements(Contract NAS9-14517)with the NASA-Johnson SpaceFlight Center,Houston,Texas,in support of Space Shuttle related exuaustplume applications.The contracting officer's technical representative forthis study was Mr。Barney B.Roberts of the Aerodynamics Systems AnalysisSection.  \nThe authors acknowledge the efforts of a number of individuals whocontributed to the development of the RAMP code.These include Dr.Terry  \nF.Greenwood and Mr.David C.Seymour of the NASA-Marshall Space FlightCenter;and Messrs,Robert J.Prozan,Jon A.Freeman,L.Ray Baker and  \nA.W.Ratliff of Lockheed-Huntsville.Ideas and suggestions for improvementof the analysis are reflected by frequent consultation with these individuals.  \nCompanion documents to this report include a theory and numericalsolution document for the RAMP computer code;a report which describes themodifications made to the NASA-Lewis TRAN72 computer code;and documenta-tion of a one-dimensional solution which provides a supersonic startline forthe RAMP code.These documentation are,respectively:  \nLOCKHEED-HUNTSVILLE RESEARCH&ENGINEERING CENTER  \n1  \n—1  \n1  \n● \"Supersonic Flow of Chemically Reacting Gas-Particle Mixtures一Volume I一A Theoretical Analysis and Development of theNumerical Solution,  LMSC-HREC TR D496555-I.  \n● \"Users Guide for TRAN72 Computer Code Modified for use withRAMP and VOFMOC Flowfield Codes,LMSC-HR EC TM D390409.  \n● General One-Dimensional Flow of Gas-Particle System,\"  \nLMSC-HR EC TM 390876.  \nLOCKHEED·HUNTSVILLE RESEARCH&ENGINEERING CENTER  \n3 l………;…………m …-t … ,wT2 T3  \n4h33?a…*出i……  \n钢解…一…    \nCONTENTS  \nPag  \nSection  \nFOREWORD  \n1INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY1-1  \n2USER'S INPUT/OUTPUT GUIDE FOR THE MODIFIED2-1TRAN72 COMPUTER CODE  \n2.1 User of the Modified TRAN72 Prog ram with the2-1RAMP Program  \n2.2 Use of the Modified TRAN72 Prog ram with the2-6VOFMOC Prog ram  \nREACTING AND MULTIPHASE(RAMP)COMPUTER3-1PROGRAM  \n3  \n3.1 Capabilities and Limitation s3-15  \n3.2 User's Input Guide for the RAMP 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