The optimization method of a mathematical model and connected-pipe experimental technique for a test in altitude test facility (ATF) of a liquid fuel ramjet engine was researched.The optimization of the simple mathema...The optimization method of a mathematical model and connected-pipe experimental technique for a test in altitude test facility (ATF) of a liquid fuel ramjet engine was researched.The optimization of the simple mathematical model was divided into two steps.Firstly,using the test engine's geometry configuration size data,a preliminary adjustment was done.Secondly,using experimental test data,the components' experiential coefficients were modified appropriately.Emphasis was laid on the simulation technique of flight condition and parameters measurement method.The experimental technique was applied to a ramjet ATF test successfully.The comparison results show that the optimized-model has higher precision and the nozzle gross thrust difference drops from 12% to about 4%.展开更多
The main interest in the current study focuses on the possibility of overspeeding for the gas-generator cycle air turbo ramjet(GG-ATR)engine.The authors developed the air turbo ramjet engine and investigated its compr...The main interest in the current study focuses on the possibility of overspeeding for the gas-generator cycle air turbo ramjet(GG-ATR)engine.The authors developed the air turbo ramjet engine and investigated its compressor performance.Based on those data,the authors developed the analytical code for the air turbo ramjet engine,which calculates the performances of turbomachinery,gas-generator,and ram combustor.The previous study described that the rotor overspeeding would not occur in the air turbo rocket engine.However,the current results show that degraded ram combustion can decrease the compressor pressure ratio and the compressor power.This reduced compressor power can cause overspeeding for the air turbo ramjet engine.The experimental results of compressor power and turbine inlet pressure support those analytical results.展开更多
We investigate experimentally and analytically the combustion behavior of a high-metal magnesium-based hydro- reactive fuel under high temperature gaseous atmosphere. The fuel studied in this paper contains 73% magnes...We investigate experimentally and analytically the combustion behavior of a high-metal magnesium-based hydro- reactive fuel under high temperature gaseous atmosphere. The fuel studied in this paper contains 73% magnesium powders. An experimental system is designed and experiments are carried out in both argon and water vapor atmo- spheres. It is found that the burning surface temperature of the fuel is higher in water vapor than that in argon and both of them are higher than the melting point of magnesium, which indicates the molten state of magnesium particles in the burning surface of the fuel. Based on physical considerations and experimental results, a mathematical one-dimensional model is formulated to describe the combustion behavior of the high-metal magnesium-based hydro-reactive fuel. The model enables the evaluation of the burning surface temperature, the burning rate and the flame standoff distance each as a function of chamber pressure and water vapor concentration. The results predicted by the model show that the burning rate and the surface temperature increase when the chamber pressure and the water vapor concentration increase, which are in agreement with the observed experimental trends.展开更多
文摘The optimization method of a mathematical model and connected-pipe experimental technique for a test in altitude test facility (ATF) of a liquid fuel ramjet engine was researched.The optimization of the simple mathematical model was divided into two steps.Firstly,using the test engine's geometry configuration size data,a preliminary adjustment was done.Secondly,using experimental test data,the components' experiential coefficients were modified appropriately.Emphasis was laid on the simulation technique of flight condition and parameters measurement method.The experimental technique was applied to a ramjet ATF test successfully.The comparison results show that the optimized-model has higher precision and the nozzle gross thrust difference drops from 12% to about 4%.
文摘The main interest in the current study focuses on the possibility of overspeeding for the gas-generator cycle air turbo ramjet(GG-ATR)engine.The authors developed the air turbo ramjet engine and investigated its compressor performance.Based on those data,the authors developed the analytical code for the air turbo ramjet engine,which calculates the performances of turbomachinery,gas-generator,and ram combustor.The previous study described that the rotor overspeeding would not occur in the air turbo rocket engine.However,the current results show that degraded ram combustion can decrease the compressor pressure ratio and the compressor power.This reduced compressor power can cause overspeeding for the air turbo ramjet engine.The experimental results of compressor power and turbine inlet pressure support those analytical results.
基金Project supported by the Young Scientist Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51006118)
文摘We investigate experimentally and analytically the combustion behavior of a high-metal magnesium-based hydro- reactive fuel under high temperature gaseous atmosphere. The fuel studied in this paper contains 73% magnesium powders. An experimental system is designed and experiments are carried out in both argon and water vapor atmo- spheres. It is found that the burning surface temperature of the fuel is higher in water vapor than that in argon and both of them are higher than the melting point of magnesium, which indicates the molten state of magnesium particles in the burning surface of the fuel. Based on physical considerations and experimental results, a mathematical one-dimensional model is formulated to describe the combustion behavior of the high-metal magnesium-based hydro-reactive fuel. The model enables the evaluation of the burning surface temperature, the burning rate and the flame standoff distance each as a function of chamber pressure and water vapor concentration. The results predicted by the model show that the burning rate and the surface temperature increase when the chamber pressure and the water vapor concentration increase, which are in agreement with the observed experimental trends.
