A two-part experimental study was conducted to address the issues of supersonic fuel mixing enhancement and efficient combustor development. The first part of the study involved quantitative characterization of fuel-air mixing in a non-reacting supersonic flowfield. Two flow configurations were compared: i.) a baseline case with normal fuel injection and ii.) a case with an acoustically open cavity placed downstream of the injection in order to excite mixing. Direct measurements of local atomic fuel-air ratio were acquired using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS), which was applied for the first time in a supersonic flowfield. Indirect measurements of fue
Activities in the area of scramjet fuel-air mixing and combustion associated with the Research and T...
Cavity-based fuel injection and flame holding found in hydrocarbon-fueled scramjet applications are ...
The Air Force Research Lab, Propulsion Directorate, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio has studie...
A two-part experimental study was conducted to address the issues of supersonic fuel mixing enhancem...
This paper describes an experimental program to provide high quality, fuel-air mixing data in a well...
Rapid mixing and combustion is a key challenge in supersonic combustors due to the extremely short f...
Enhancing the fuel-air mixing is critical for scramjet combustor performance. The performance of fou...
In pursuit of a more efficient and effective fuel-air mixing for a SCRAMjet combustor, this study in...
Inlet-injection was motivated by the possibility for skin-friction reduction in the combustion chamb...
Hypersonic air-breathing propulsion systems such as supersonic combusting ramjets or scramjets are o...
Rapid mixing and combustion is a key challenge in supersonic combustors due to the extremely short f...
For flights beyond Mach 6 ramjets are inefficient engines due to huge total pressure loss in the nor...
Achieving a fundamental understanding of the mechanism for fuel/air mixing in compressible mixing fl...
Research has been conducted for a number of years at the NASA Langley Research Center to develop a s...
A supersonic combustion ramjet, or scramjet, is an air breathing engine that is designed to operate ...
Activities in the area of scramjet fuel-air mixing and combustion associated with the Research and T...
Cavity-based fuel injection and flame holding found in hydrocarbon-fueled scramjet applications are ...
The Air Force Research Lab, Propulsion Directorate, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio has studie...
A two-part experimental study was conducted to address the issues of supersonic fuel mixing enhancem...
This paper describes an experimental program to provide high quality, fuel-air mixing data in a well...
Rapid mixing and combustion is a key challenge in supersonic combustors due to the extremely short f...
Enhancing the fuel-air mixing is critical for scramjet combustor performance. The performance of fou...
In pursuit of a more efficient and effective fuel-air mixing for a SCRAMjet combustor, this study in...
Inlet-injection was motivated by the possibility for skin-friction reduction in the combustion chamb...
Hypersonic air-breathing propulsion systems such as supersonic combusting ramjets or scramjets are o...
Rapid mixing and combustion is a key challenge in supersonic combustors due to the extremely short f...
For flights beyond Mach 6 ramjets are inefficient engines due to huge total pressure loss in the nor...
Achieving a fundamental understanding of the mechanism for fuel/air mixing in compressible mixing fl...
Research has been conducted for a number of years at the NASA Langley Research Center to develop a s...
A supersonic combustion ramjet, or scramjet, is an air breathing engine that is designed to operate ...
Activities in the area of scramjet fuel-air mixing and combustion associated with the Research and T...
Cavity-based fuel injection and flame holding found in hydrocarbon-fueled scramjet applications are ...
The Air Force Research Lab, Propulsion Directorate, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio has studie...