Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle

This study used a range of low blowing ratios with air through an area of porous material in a Mach 2.0 nozzle to quantity the change in boundary layer thickness as a function of blowing ratio. Also, exit and wall Mach number profiles at each blowing ratio were collected to characterize performance...

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Glavni avtor: Keener, David N.
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description This study used a range of low blowing ratios with air through an area of porous material in a Mach 2.0 nozzle to quantity the change in boundary layer thickness as a function of blowing ratio. Also, exit and wall Mach number profiles at each blowing ratio were collected to characterize performance losses as a result of blowing. Performance in terms of specific impulse was also studied. As expected, the boundary layer thickness increased and nozzle performance in terms of exit Mach number decreased with increasing blowing ratio.
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spelling afit-etd-7332 Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle Keener, David N. This study used a range of low blowing ratios with air through an area of porous material in a Mach 2.0 nozzle to quantity the change in boundary layer thickness as a function of blowing ratio. Also, exit and wall Mach number profiles at each blowing ratio were collected to characterize performance losses as a result of blowing. Performance in terms of specific impulse was also studied. As expected, the boundary layer thickness increased and nozzle performance in terms of exit Mach number decreased with increasing blowing ratio. 1994-12-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://scholar.afit.edu/etd/6329 https://scholar.afit.edu/context/etd/article/7332/viewcontent/AFIT_GA_ENY_94D_3_Keener_D_ADA289393_Redacted.pdf Theses and Dissertations AFIT Scholar Heat--Transmission Rockets (Aeronautics)--Nozzles Porous materials Boundary layer Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
spellingShingle Heat--Transmission
Rockets (Aeronautics)--Nozzles
Porous materials
Boundary layer
Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Keener, David N.
Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title_full Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title_fullStr Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title_full_unstemmed Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title_short Investigation of Boundary Layer and Performance Effects of Transpiration Cooling through a Porous Plate in a Rocket Nozzle
title_sort investigation of boundary layer and performance effects of transpiration cooling through a porous plate in a rocket nozzle
topic Heat--Transmission
Rockets (Aeronautics)--Nozzles
Porous materials
Boundary layer
Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
url https://scholar.afit.edu/etd/6329
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