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Stationary Electric Arc Plasma Generator for Influencing on Supersonic Gas Flow (1998)

Abstract
Studies of plasma jet interaction with cross flows has been made for development of the concept of enhancing of combustion and ignition at application of plasma jets. A computer simulation of a cross flow nitrogen plasma nitrogen jet from the divergent plasma generator in nitrogen has been carried out. This model involves a realistic equation of state, plasma radiation associated with plasma formation inside the plasma jet as well as coupling between the internal nozzle with external flow fields. Our model facilitates the application of the implicit free-Lagrange method for carrying out of computations, which have been carried out for jet injection angles 135 degrees into the cross flow. These show the complex and non-homogeneous structure of the flow. They represent the necessary step in understanding of applicability of the divergent plasma jets for propulsion enhancement.. See also ADM001739. Pres. at Thermochemical Processes in Plasma Aerodynamics, held in St. Petersburg, Russia on 28-31 Jul 2003. Prepared in cooperation with IVTAN, Moscow, Russia.

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Download http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA433510
Contributors MOSCOW STATE UNIV (RUSSIA)
Repository Defense Technical Information Center OAI-PMH Repository (United States)
Keywords PLASMA PHYSICS AND MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS, *INTERACTIONS, *PLASMA GENERATORS, *PLASMA JETS, *CROSS FLOW, SYMPOSIA, NITROGEN, COMBUSTION, FLOW FIELDS, RUSSIA, IGNITION, SUPERSONIC FLOW, ELECTRIC ARCS, GAS FLOW., FOREIGN REPORTS, COMPONENT REPORTS
Language eng