Effects of Internal Nozzle Geometry on Compression-Ramp Mixing in Supersonic Flow
Effects of Internal Nozzle Geometry on Compression-Ramp Mixing in Supersonic Flow
复制标题
内部喷嘴几何形状对超音速流压缩斜坡混合的影响
作者:
Y. Haimovitch;E. Gartenberg;A. S. Roberts;G. Northam
An experimental study based on flow visualization has been conducted in a constant-area duct fitted with a swept-ramp fuel injector to explore mixing enhancement techniques for supersonic combustion ramjet (scramjet) engines. The main flow was air at Mach 2, and the hydrogen fuel was simulated by helium injected at Mach 1.70 and by air injected at Mach 1.63. Mie scattering from ethanol-seeded helium or air was used to visualize the simulated fuel flow injected into the main airstream. Six injector nozzle inserts for preconditioning the simulated fuel jet were tested to explore its interaction with the vortical flow produced by the ramp. The six nozzle inserts were as follows: circular nozzle (baseline), nozzle with three downstream facing steps in the divergent section, nozzle with four vortex generators, elliptical nozzle, tapered-throat nozzle, and trapezoidal nozzle. Mixing characteristics of the different inserts were inferred from image analysis.