Catalytic Combustion of Transverse Hydrogen Jet Injection behind a Rear-Facing Step into a Cold Supersonic Flow.

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  • 後向きステップを過ぎる低温の超音速流れ中に垂直に噴射される水素の触媒燃焼
  • ウシロムキ ステップ オ スギル テイオン ノ チョウオンソク ナガレチュウ ニ

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Supersonic combustion using a catalytic combustion in a cold supersonic flow field was investigated in a square duct with a backward-facing step. The free stream Mech number was Mm=1.81. Hydrogen was injected transversely behind a backward-facing step into a cold air free stream. Using a catalyst in a cold supersonic turbulent mixing layer, it was found that hydrogen reacted stably to oxygen in the air flow. The relationship between the heat release due to catalytic combustion and supersonic flow properties, which influence the supersonic combustion, was clarified experimentally. The spatial distribution of heat release generated by catalytic combustion in the supersonic turbulent mixing layer is discussed. It was found that the heat release due to the catalytic combustion had a maximum at the outer edge of the mixing layer.

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