Modeling solid-fuel ramjet combustion including radiation heat transfer to the fuel surface
Michael E Metochianakis, William Goodwin, Uri Katz, David W. Netzer
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Michael E Metochianakis, William Goodwin, Uri Katz, David W. Netzer
Abstract
Radiation heat transfer from soot in the flame zone to the fuel surface of a solid fuel ramjet was incorporated into an existing two-dimensional computer code. Improved prediction of the fuel regression pattern was obtained. Near-wall temperature measurements indicated that the model predicts too much turbulent mixing near the fuel surface. (Author)
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Radiation heat transfer from soot in the flame zone to the fuel surface of a solid fuel ramjet was incorporated into an existing two-dimensional computer code. Improved prediction of the fuel regression pattern was obtained. Near-wall temperature measurements indicated that the model predicts too much turbulent mixing near the fuel surface. (Author)
Key concepts: Ramjet, Solid fuel, Combustion, Heat transfer, Materials science, Soot, Radiation, Mixing (physics)