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Effects of AP particle size on combustion response to cross flow
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1985
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Combustion ResponseEngineeringFluid MechanicsMechanical EngineeringCrossflow ProblemCombustion TheoryCombustion EngineeringCrossflow VelocityPremixed Turbulent FlameNumerical SimulationIn-cylinder FlowAp Particle SizeTurbulent FlameHeat TransferMultiphase FlowPropellant CompositionHeterogeneous CombustionAerospace EngineeringCombustion ScienceAerodynamics
An analytical model is developed for the linearized velocity-coupled combustion response function. The model treats elements of response to perturbations in pressure, in composition due to the heterogeneity of composite propellants, and in crossflow velocity. The effects of AP particle size are accounted for in terms of effects on controlling ballistics properties and in terms of fluctuations in propellant composition. There are two facets of the crossflow problem: the effect of crossflow velocity on the various response elements, and the response to velocity perturbations. Both are dealt with in this paper. Important trends derived from series of parametric computations are described.
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