Physics – Chemical Physics
Scientific paper
2009-04-28
15th AIAA International Space Planes and Hypersonic Systems and Technologies Conference, Dayton, Ohio : \'Etats-Unis d'Am\'eri
Physics
Chemical Physics
Scientific paper
The last years saw a renewal of interest for hypersonic research in general and regenerative cooling specifically, with a large increase of the number of dedicated facilities and technical studies. In order to quantify the heat transfer in the cooled structures and the composition of the cracked fuel entering the combustor, an accurate model of the thermal decomposition of the fuel is required. This model should be able to predict the fuel chemical composition and physical properties for a broad range of pressures, temperatures and cooling geometries. For this purpose, an experimental and modeling study of the thermal decomposition of generic molecules (long-chain or polycyclic alkanes) that could be good surrogates of real fuels, has been started at the DCPR laboratory located in Nancy (France). This successful effort leads to several versions of a complete kinetic model. These models do not assume any effect from the material that constitutes the cooling channel. A specific experimental study was performed with two different types of steel (regular: E37, stainless: 316L). Some results are given in the present paper.
Bouchez Marc
Daniau Emeric
Fournet René
Herbinet Olivier
Marquaire Paul-Marie
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