The performance characteristics of dual-mode scramjet propulsion systems, i.e. ramjets with subsonic and supersonic combustion in the same combustor, as they are envisaged for single-stage-to-orbit space transports, have been analysed. The two-dimensional engine model used has been developed by E. Krajewski and R. Peters; it has been combined with a likewise two-dimensional simplified aerodynamic model, thus forming a flight vehicle. First, the influence of important thermodynamic and geometric quantities on the performance of the scramjet propulsion system under design conditions are described, followed by an analysis of the limits of operation which these propulsion systems are subject to, if the in-flight angle of attack of the vehicle i...
Experiments were undertaken to investigate the variation in thrust and combustion efficiency of a th...
To investigate the relationship between the thrust performance and combustion mode in a scramjet com...
This work is the result of a cooperation agreement between SPLab of Politecnico di Milano and ICMATE...
With view to potential future space launchers or other hypersonic vehicles the demonstration of high...
Recent analytical advances in understanding the performance continuum (the thermodynamic spectrum) f...
With view to potential future space launchers or other hypersonic vehicles the demonstration of high...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/83628/1/AIAA-2010-6957-723.pd
A method for early-stage design of high-speed airplanes is presented based on analysis of vehicle pe...
The performances of a dual-combustion ramjet (DCR) and a scramjet were compared via computational fl...
Accelerating scramjet engines designed for an access to space system should optimally anchor dual mo...
Ramjet propulsion is often proposed for airbreathing applications with speeds higher than Mach 3. Ho...
Recently, supersonic combustion ramjets are more and more realised to become the next-generation ste...
Within the DLR - ONERA cooperation JAPHAR (Joint Airbreathing Propulsion for Hypersonic Application ...
A Supersonic Combustion Ramjet (scramjet) is, at least in theory, an efficient air-breathing propuls...
Accelerating scramjet engines for an access to space system should optimally anchor dual-mode combus...
Experiments were undertaken to investigate the variation in thrust and combustion efficiency of a th...
To investigate the relationship between the thrust performance and combustion mode in a scramjet com...
This work is the result of a cooperation agreement between SPLab of Politecnico di Milano and ICMATE...
With view to potential future space launchers or other hypersonic vehicles the demonstration of high...
Recent analytical advances in understanding the performance continuum (the thermodynamic spectrum) f...
With view to potential future space launchers or other hypersonic vehicles the demonstration of high...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/83628/1/AIAA-2010-6957-723.pd
A method for early-stage design of high-speed airplanes is presented based on analysis of vehicle pe...
The performances of a dual-combustion ramjet (DCR) and a scramjet were compared via computational fl...
Accelerating scramjet engines designed for an access to space system should optimally anchor dual mo...
Ramjet propulsion is often proposed for airbreathing applications with speeds higher than Mach 3. Ho...
Recently, supersonic combustion ramjets are more and more realised to become the next-generation ste...
Within the DLR - ONERA cooperation JAPHAR (Joint Airbreathing Propulsion for Hypersonic Application ...
A Supersonic Combustion Ramjet (scramjet) is, at least in theory, an efficient air-breathing propuls...
Accelerating scramjet engines for an access to space system should optimally anchor dual-mode combus...
Experiments were undertaken to investigate the variation in thrust and combustion efficiency of a th...
To investigate the relationship between the thrust performance and combustion mode in a scramjet com...
This work is the result of a cooperation agreement between SPLab of Politecnico di Milano and ICMATE...