Experimental Research of Supersonic Flow Around Simulating Rocket-Ramjet

Supersonic Combustion Ramjet Research

Experimental Investigations of Supersonic Flow around a Long Axisymmetric Body

A series of supersonic wind tunnel tests on an ogive-cylinder body were performed to investigate the pressure distribution, the boundary layer profiles, and the flow visualization at various angles of attack. All tests were conducted in the trisonic wind tunnel of the Imam Hossein University. The theoretical shock angle at different model positions compared well with those we obtained via Schi...

Experimental Investigations of Supersonic Flow around a Long Axisymmetric Body

A series of supersonic wind tunnel tests on an ogive-cylinder body were performed to investigate the pressure distribution, the boundary layer profiles, and the flow visualization at various angles of attack. All tests were conducted in the trisonic wind tunnel of the Imam Hossein University. The theoretical shock angle at different model positions compared well with those we obtained via Schi...

Unified Analysis of Internal Flowfield in an Integrated Rocket Ramjet Engine. I: Transition from Rocket Booster to Ramjet Sustainer

A comprehensive numerical analysis was conducted to study the internal flow development in an integrated rocket-ramjet (IRR) propulsion system. The study consists of two parts: transition from the rocket booster to the ramjet sustainer and combustion dynamics during ramjet operation. The physical model of concern includes the entire IRR flow path, extending from the leading edge of the inlet ce...

Experimental Study on Flow Characteristics Around Twin Wind Blades (RESEARCH NOTE)

In the current study, twin wind blades are designed, fabricated and the effect of various gap ratio (g*) at various angle of attacks (α) on a next to each other twin wind blades are examined in an open-channel wind tunnel. Aerodynamic forces and moments are determined by using three-constraint force balancer. For gap ratio of zero, the aerodynamic attributes are like those of a solitary wind bl...