Methods for predicting radiation coupled flowfields about planetary entry probes

Details Methods for predicting radiation coupled flowfields about planetary entry probes Methods for predicting radiation coupled flowfields about planetary entry probes

Jun 1977

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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Thermophysics Conference, 12th, Albuquerque, N. Mex., June 27-29, 1977, 9 p

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Atmospheric Entry, Atmospheric Models, Flow Distribution, Radiation Distribution, Astronomical Models, Coupling, Heat Shielding, Hypervelocity Flow, Jupiter Atmosphere, Numerical Flow Visualization, Performance Prediction, Saturn Atmosphere, Shock Layers

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A method is described for efficiently obtaining numerical solutions to the radiation-coupled shock layer equations that govern the heating events of hypervelocity entry into outer planet atmospheres. Using a detailed radiation, model differencing and coupling procedures are developed which match the flowfield procedures to the requirements of the radiation model. Sample solutions are described for carbonaceous and reflecting heatshields in the Jovian and Saturn entry environments.

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