Thermal conductivity of partially ionized gas mixtures

Details Thermal conductivity of partially ionized gas mixtures Thermal conductivity of partially ionized gas mixtures

Jun 1981

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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Thermophysics Conference, 16th, Palo Alto, CA, June 23-25, 1981, 7 p.

Physics

Digital Techniques, Gas Mixtures, Heat Transfer, Ionized Gases, Planetary Atmospheres, Thermal Conductivity, Astronomical Models, Earth Atmosphere, Jupiter Atmosphere, Particle Interactions, Venus Atmosphere

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A method is proposed for predicting the translational component of the thermal conductivity of partially ionized gas mixtures. It is approximate but simple in form and offers a significant improvement over commonly utilized approximations. It does not require large computer run times nor storage, thus it is suitable for use with complex flow fields and heat transfer calculations. Results for gas mixtures which are representative of the atmosphere of Jupiter, Earth, and Venus are presented and they compare favorably with results from detailed kinetic theory analyses.

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