Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight

Accurate prediction of the shock wave has a significant effect on the development of space transportation vehicle or exploration missions. Taking Lobb sphere as the example, the aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight in different Mach numbers is simulated by the finite volume method. Chemica...

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Main Authors: Huang Haiming, Xu Jing, Xie Weihua, Xu Xiaoliang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: VINCA Institute of Nuclear Sciences 2016-01-01
Series:Thermal Science
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2016/0354-98361603939H.pdf
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spelling doaj-6c2eaebc09984c8888f04a53a1028cc52021-01-02T02:01:22ZengVINCA Institute of Nuclear SciencesThermal Science0354-98362334-71632016-01-0120393994410.2298/TSCI1603939H0354-98361603939HNumerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flightHuang Haiming0Xu Jing1Xie Weihua2Xu Xiaoliang3Beijing Jiaotong University, Institute of Engineering Mechanics, Beijing, ChinaBeijing Jiaotong University, Institute of Engineering Mechanics, Beijing, ChinaBeijing Jiaotong University, Institute of Engineering Mechanics, Beijing, China + Harbin Institute of Technology, Center of Composite Materials, Harbin, Chinac Beijing Institute of Near Space Vehicle's System Engineering, Beijing, ChinaAccurate prediction of the shock wave has a significant effect on the development of space transportation vehicle or exploration missions. Taking Lobb sphere as the example, the aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight in different Mach numbers is simulated by the finite volume method. Chemical reactions and non-equilibrium heat are taken into account in this paper, where convective flux of the space term adopts the Roe format, and discretization of the time term is achieved by backward Euler algorithm. The numerical results reveal that thick mesh can lead to accurate prediction, and the thickness of the shock wave decreases as grid number increases. Furthermore, most of kinetic energy converts into internal energy crossing the shock wave.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2016/0354-98361603939H.pdfshock waveaerodynamic heatfinite volume methodLobb sphere
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author Huang Haiming
Xu Jing
Xie Weihua
Xu Xiaoliang
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Xu Jing
Xie Weihua
Xu Xiaoliang
Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
Thermal Science
shock wave
aerodynamic heat
finite volume method
Lobb sphere
author_facet Huang Haiming
Xu Jing
Xie Weihua
Xu Xiaoliang
author_sort Huang Haiming
title Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
title_short Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
title_full Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
title_fullStr Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
title_full_unstemmed Numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
title_sort numerical study on aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight
publisher VINCA Institute of Nuclear Sciences
series Thermal Science
issn 0354-9836
2334-7163
publishDate 2016-01-01
description Accurate prediction of the shock wave has a significant effect on the development of space transportation vehicle or exploration missions. Taking Lobb sphere as the example, the aerodynamic heat of hypersonic flight in different Mach numbers is simulated by the finite volume method. Chemical reactions and non-equilibrium heat are taken into account in this paper, where convective flux of the space term adopts the Roe format, and discretization of the time term is achieved by backward Euler algorithm. The numerical results reveal that thick mesh can lead to accurate prediction, and the thickness of the shock wave decreases as grid number increases. Furthermore, most of kinetic energy converts into internal energy crossing the shock wave.
topic shock wave
aerodynamic heat
finite volume method
Lobb sphere
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2016/0354-98361603939H.pdf
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