Numerical investigation on expansion–deflection nozzle flow during an ascending–descending trajectory

Numerical investigation on expansion–deflection nozzle flow during an ascending–descending trajectory
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DOI:
10.1063/5.0157607
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发表时间:
2023-08
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影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Ge Wang;Bocheng Zhou;Ben Guan;Haiwei Yang
Ge Wang;Bocheng Zhou;Ben Guan;Haiwei Yang
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Ge Wang;Bocheng Zhou;Ben Guan;Haiwei Yang

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The flow characteristics of an annular expansion–deflection (ED) nozzle are investigated numerically during an ascending–descending trajectory over a large nozzle pressure ratio span. The shock pattern evolution, nozzle operation mode transition, nozzle flow hysteresis, and thrust variation during this trajectory are examined, and the interactions between them are discussed. A new criterion for distinguishing the open and closed wake modes of the ED nozzle is proposed based on a perturbation front in combination with sonic lines. Using this criterion, an exact boundary between the open and closed wake modes can be readily drawn. The present study shows that the interaction between the shock pattern transition and nozzle operation mode transition is indirect. During the ascent, the open-to-closed wake mode transition lays the foundation of the downstream shock pattern variation. During the descent, however, the stretching of the dominating Mach stem delays the nozzle closed-to-open wake mode transition. The different flow mechanisms during the ascent and descent result in an overall hysteresis of nozzle operation mode transition. The nozzle thrust undergoes dropping-rising developments (the thrust troughs) in the ascent and descent. These thrust troughs are also found to be the results of two very different flow mechanisms, namely, the forward–backward movement of shock separation point on nozzle shroud and the pressure rise on pintle base after closed-to-open mode transition.