Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Low-Flow Resistance Rocket Kerosene under Supercritical Pressure[J]. 2019, 53(1): 129-134+156.
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Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Low-Flow Resistance Rocket Kerosene under Supercritical Pressure[J]. 2019, 53(1): 129-134+156.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201901017.
Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Low-Flow Resistance Rocket Kerosene under Supercritical Pressure
To explore the drag reduction effect of drag reducer on rocket kerosene under supercritical pressure and high temperature conditions
flow and heat transfer characteristics of rocket kerosene M and low-flow resistance rocket kerosene M-3 with drag reducer were investigated in a Φ2 mm×0.5 mm high-temperature alloy steel tube as active cooling channels. Experiments were conducted at pressure of 15 MPa
mass flow rates of 17 000-50 000 kg/(m
2
·s)(corresponding to the normal temperature flow rates of about 20-60 m/s)
and heat flux range of 2.5-30 MW/m
2
. It indicated that:① The heat transfer mechanism of the rocket kerosene under the test con
ditions was supercritical liquid-like forced convection heat transfer; ② The drag reducing effect of drag reducer on rocket kerosene was obvious
the maximum drag reducing rate reached up to 60%
and with the increase of fluid temperature
the Reynolds number increased
the drag reduction effect decreased
and the minimum drag reducing rate approached 20%; ③ For the rocket kerosene with drag reducing agents
the heat transfer reduction occurred significantly
however
the heat transfer performance of kerosene M-3 hardly changed in high Reynolds number conditions
and the Nusselt number ratio of M-3 to M kept at about 0.5; and④ When the Reynolds number was below 63 000
the drag reduction was greater than the heat transfer reduction
while when the Reynolds number was greater than 63 000
the results reversed.
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