It is shown that heat transfer rate may increase up to 14 times that without ice-particle impacts.
The constant of proportionality was determined from the existing experimental data taken in wind-tunnel tests. Therein, an assumption was introduced that the turbulent mixing length is proportional to the depth of the impact craters. To determine the extent of heat transfer rate increase, the new turbulence model, tentatively named crater-induced turbulence model, was proposed. Turbulent flow increases the heat transfer rate to the surface, and consequently the mass loss increases. It was surmised that the flow in the stagnation region is turbulent.
In the present work, the trajectories of fragments from the stagnation region were calculated at the experimental conditions. Therein, the mass loss from the vehicle's surface material by the impacts was measured and the fragments' behavior was studied. In previous research of the present authors, an experiment was performed to determine the characteristics of ice-particle impact phenomenon. This paper examines what would happen if a supersonic vehicle Dies through an atmosphere laden with ice particles. Copyright © 2009 by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc. It is shown that heat transfer rate may increase up to 10.20 times that without ice particle impacts. The constant of proportionality was determined from the existing experimental data taken in wind tunnel tests. To determine the extent of heat transfer rate increase, the new turbulence model, tentatively named craterinduced turbulence model, was proposed. It was found that the flow in the stagnation region is turbulent. In the present work, the trajectories of fragments from the stagnation region were calculated at the experimental condition. Therein, the mass loss from vehicle's surface material by the impacts was measured and the fragments' behavior was studied. In a previous research of the present authors, an experiment was performed to determine the characteristics of ice particle impact phenomenon. Learn more about our Attalus SnapCure 140 composite system here.This paper examines what would happen if a hypersonic vehicle flies through an atmosphere laden with ice particles. Design lifes of up to 20 years are offered and the repair is fully guaranteed for this duration. Attalus SnapCure 140 has been tested and found to hold pressures up to 435 bar (6,309 psi) with 1mm remaining wall thickness on a 6″ carbon steel line.Ĭomposites prevent oxygen from reaching the substrate underneath so any further external corrosion will be prevented.
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