Study of Combustion Pattern in Oblique Detonation Engine
Oblique detonation engines are being a centre of multiple kinds of research. Likewise, this paper provides the simulation at various Mach numbers to observe the pattern of combustion in an oblique detonation engine. considering Rahul et al paper[5] as a reference same conditions of pressure, temperature and wedge angles were used in this paper. yet, a different model of a chemical designed by M.O Conaire and H.J Curran[7] was used and simulation was performed at several Mach numbers until a fully developed combustion had been achieved.
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Convergence plot
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
H2O mass fraction
H2 mass fraction
O2 mass fraction
Posted 08 Jan, 2021
Study of Combustion Pattern in Oblique Detonation Engine
Posted 08 Jan, 2021
Oblique detonation engines are being a centre of multiple kinds of research. Likewise, this paper provides the simulation at various Mach numbers to observe the pattern of combustion in an oblique detonation engine. considering Rahul et al paper[5] as a reference same conditions of pressure, temperature and wedge angles were used in this paper. yet, a different model of a chemical designed by M.O Conaire and H.J Curran[7] was used and simulation was performed at several Mach numbers until a fully developed combustion had been achieved.
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Due to technical limitations, full-text HTML conversion of this manuscript could not be completed. However, the manuscript can be downloaded and accessed as a PDF.