Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection
This paper presents a correlation to obtain the surface species concentration on a stagnation point with mass injection for hypersonic flow. The correlation can be used to determine surface recombination heat fluxes and oxidation levels for ablatives or actively cooled heat shields in thermochemical...
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
2022
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author | Ewenz Rocher, M Hermann, T McGilvray, M Gollan, R |
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description | This paper presents a correlation to obtain the surface species concentration on a stagnation point with mass injection for hypersonic flow. The correlation can be used to determine surface recombination heat fluxes and oxidation levels for ablatives or actively cooled heat shields in thermochemical equilibrium flow. It explicitly expresses the wall species concentration as a function of freestream conditions, coolant properties, and the stagnation-point geometry, revealing the direct effect of the aforementioned parameters on the desired quantity. The method was compared against the numerically obtained self-similar solution and showed an accuracy of ±4%. The concentration depends on the boundary-layer edge pressure, temperature, and velocity gradient, as well as the wall temperature and injected mass flux. The molar mass and diffusion coefficient are further needed for scaling if the injected gas differs from the freestream gas. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:82008000-daa9-4875-9aa1-243c1cc6f0102022-06-23T07:23:41ZCorrelation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injectionJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:82008000-daa9-4875-9aa1-243c1cc6f010EnglishSymplectic ElementsAmerican Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics2022Ewenz Rocher, MHermann, TMcGilvray, MGollan, RThis paper presents a correlation to obtain the surface species concentration on a stagnation point with mass injection for hypersonic flow. The correlation can be used to determine surface recombination heat fluxes and oxidation levels for ablatives or actively cooled heat shields in thermochemical equilibrium flow. It explicitly expresses the wall species concentration as a function of freestream conditions, coolant properties, and the stagnation-point geometry, revealing the direct effect of the aforementioned parameters on the desired quantity. The method was compared against the numerically obtained self-similar solution and showed an accuracy of ±4%. The concentration depends on the boundary-layer edge pressure, temperature, and velocity gradient, as well as the wall temperature and injected mass flux. The molar mass and diffusion coefficient are further needed for scaling if the injected gas differs from the freestream gas. |
spellingShingle | Ewenz Rocher, M Hermann, T McGilvray, M Gollan, R Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title | Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title_full | Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title_fullStr | Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title_full_unstemmed | Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title_short | Correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
title_sort | correlation for species concentration on a hypersonic stagnation point with mass injection |
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