Void fraction of supersonic steam jet in subcooled water

Void Fraction Disturbances in Bubbly

-The paper is concerned with the flow of dispersions of gas bubbles in liquid, with bubble sizes such that the inertia forces on the bubbles are of importance to the dynamics. One-dimensional conservation equations are derived, which govern the flow when the deviations from the uniform state are small. These are used to describe the features of the propagation of void fraction disturbances, and...

Making a supersonic jet in your kitchen

When scientists speak of a “jet” they are usually referring to a fast flowing column of material, typically air or water. These jets range from the mundane, like water rushing out of a hose, to the exotic, such as the relativistic plasma jets that beam out from quasars or monster black holes. A turbo-jet, for example, pushes an aircraft forward using the supersonic thrust of air that streams ou...

Cfd Analysis of a Thermal Mixing in a Subcooled Water Pool under a High Steam Mass Flux

A CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) benchmark calculation for a steam blowdown test was performed for 30 seconds to develop the methodology for a numerical analysis of the thermal mixing between steam and subcooled water and to apply it to APR1400 (Advanced Power Reactor 1400MWe). In the CFD analysis, the steam condensation phenomenon by a direct contact was simulated by the so-called condensa...

Summary of "Supersonic Jet and Rocket Noise"

Mach Wave Noise of a Supersonic Jet

Supersonic jets emit noise to the outside in form of Mach waves which are long, straight and have about equal angles. Experiments done by Oertel sen. visualized clearly these Mach waves and he publicized moreover that such Mach waves exist also inside the jet. Experimental and theoretical studies in the past did not allow a complete understanding of the phenomenon up to now, wherefore the need ...