Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets
In this article, we undertake a concise review of several milestone developments in classical regression rate models of hybrid rocket motors. After a brief description of the physical processes entailed in hybrid rocket combustion, Marxman’s diffusion-limited theory is re-constructed and d...
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description | In this article, we undertake a concise review of several milestone developments in classical regression rate models of hybrid rocket motors. After a brief description of the physical processes entailed in hybrid rocket combustion, Marxman’s diffusion-limited theory is re-constructed and discussed. Considerations beyond the scope of basic convection-driven models, which address disparate forms of the blowing correction, variable fluid properties, and pressure and radiation effects, are also given. Finally, a selection of kinetically-limited models is presented, with the aim of comparing the characteristics of several competing theories that become applicable under particular circumstances. |
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spelling | doaj.art-4754e143d2934c3183c9c1442697efe32022-12-21T23:42:28ZengMDPI AGAerospace2226-43102019-06-01667510.3390/aerospace6060075aerospace6060075Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid RocketsTimothy Marquardt0Joseph Majdalani1Department of Aerospace Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849, USADepartment of Aerospace Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849, USAIn this article, we undertake a concise review of several milestone developments in classical regression rate models of hybrid rocket motors. After a brief description of the physical processes entailed in hybrid rocket combustion, Marxman’s diffusion-limited theory is re-constructed and discussed. Considerations beyond the scope of basic convection-driven models, which address disparate forms of the blowing correction, variable fluid properties, and pressure and radiation effects, are also given. Finally, a selection of kinetically-limited models is presented, with the aim of comparing the characteristics of several competing theories that become applicable under particular circumstances.https://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/6/6/75hybridrocketregressionMarxmandiffusion-limitedblowing factor |
spellingShingle | Timothy Marquardt Joseph Majdalani Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets Aerospace hybrid rocket regression Marxman diffusion-limited blowing factor |
title | Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets |
title_full | Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets |
title_fullStr | Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets |
title_full_unstemmed | Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets |
title_short | Review of Classical Diffusion-Limited Regression Rate Models in Hybrid Rockets |
title_sort | review of classical diffusion limited regression rate models in hybrid rockets |
topic | hybrid rocket regression Marxman diffusion-limited blowing factor |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/6/6/75 |
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