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Accession Number:
AD0460920
Title:
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE WITH EXTERNAL BURNING ON SURFACE.
Corporate Author:
GENERAL APPLIED SCIENCE LABS INC WESTBURY NY
Report Date:
1965-02-01
Abstract:
A theoretical analysis and calculated results of external burning on a plate, applicable also to practical cases of burning on a cone, are presented. Two constant-pressure-burning cases of practical interest were studied 1 twodimensional, in which the burning region assumes the shape of a wedge and the pressure rise is confined to the surface on which burning takes place 2 conical, in which the burning region shape is the frustrum of a cone and the pressure rises extend beyond the burning surface. The basic results are given for Mach numbers from 2 to 20 in a form which shows the fuel economy, essentially the variation of specific force force per unit fuel flow with fuel flow density fuel flow per unit surface. A major conclusion is that with burning on equal surfaces, two-dimensional burning produces a greater specific force than conical burning. Author
Descriptive Note:
Technical rept., on Project Defender Research Study,
Pages:
0001
File Size:
0.00MB
