The dual bell nozzle is a concept of altitude adaptive nozzles. The flow adapts to altitude by separation at the wall inflection at low altitude, and full flowing at high . To understand the phenomenology of the flow by the transition from sea level to altitude mode, a series of tests have been made at the cold flow test bench P6.2 at Lampoldshausen. Three nozzles with different geometries have been tested. Two of were successively shortened and driven unter the same conditions for each extension . This study yields the influence of the geometric parameters of the basis and the on the transition conditions. Furthermore a transition prediction is given.
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Nürnberger-Génin et al. (2010) studied this question.
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