CARS Thermometry in a Supersonic Combustor for CFD Code Validation

作者: A. Cutler , P. Danehy , R. Springer , R. DeLoach , D. Capriotti

DOI: 10.2514/6.2002-743

关键词: MechanicsCombustorFlow (psychology)Mach numberMechanical engineeringInjectorEngineeringSupersonic speedDuct (flow)Combustion chamberComputational fluid dynamics

摘要: Abstract An experiment has been conducted to acquire datafor the validation of computational fluid dynamics (CFD)codes used in design supersonic combustors. Theprimary measurement technique is coherent anti-StokesRaman spectroscopy (CARS), although surface pressuresand temperatures have also acquired. Modern-design-of-experiment techniques tomaximize quality data set (for given level ofeffort) and minimize systematic errors. The combustorconsists a diverging duct with single downstream-angled wall injector. Nominal entrance Mach number 2and enthalpy nominally corresponds 7 flight.Temperature maps are obtained a! several planes theflow for two cases: one case combustor piloted byinjecting fuel upstream main injector, second isnot. Boundary conditions uncertainties adequatelycharacterized. Accurate CFD calculation flow willultimately require accurate modeling chemicalkinetics turbulence-chemistry interactions as well asaccurate turbulent mixing.

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