Computer Science – Numerical Analysis
Scientific paper
Mar 1992
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1992ssw..work...23b&link_type=abstract
In: Proceedings of the International Workshop on Strong Shock Waves, Chiba, Japan, July 18-20, 1991 . A95-90558, p. 23-39
Computer Science
Numerical Analysis
Convective Heat Transfer, Hypersonic Shock, Nonequilibrium Flow, Nonequilibrium Radiation, Radiative Heat Transfer, Satellite Atmospheres, Shock Layers, Titan, Atmospheric Composition, Cassini Mission, Methane, Numerical Analysis, Space Probes
Scientific paper
This work is a combined experimental and numerical study to assess the effect of nonequilibrium flow on the shock layer radiation surrounding the Huygens probe which will enter the atmosphere of the Saturnian Moon Titan at a speed somewhat under 6 km/sec in the year 2003. The radiation is especially enhanced due to the presence of a few per cent of methane along with the preponderance of nitrogen. The laboratory experiment measured the radiation behind a hypervelocity shock penetrating a simulated Titan atmosphere, while the numerical studies, making use of a three-temperature model, utilized a modification of Chul Park's NEQAIR code to obtain radiation intensities. Agreement with experiment was good and verified that the nonequilibrium flow behavior produces nearly an order-of-magnitude increase in the shock-layer radiation-to the extent that the radiative heat transfer to the surface becomes comparable to that due to convection.
Bershder D.
Park Chang-Soon
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