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A theoretical analysis of a downstream-mixing 16-μm CO2 gasdynamic laser revealed the possibility of utilizing the downstream-mixing scheme for the generation of 9.4-μm radiation using a CO2 gasdynamic laser. The flow-field has been analyzed using complete two-dimensional, unsteady laminar form of Navier-Stokes
equations coupled with the finite rate vibrational kinetic equations. The analysis showed that integrated small-signal gain
of 11.5m−1 for Lorentzian broadening and 4.8m−1 considering Voigt function can be obtained for N2 reservoir temperature of 2000°K and velocity ratio 1:1 between the CO2 and N2 mixing streams. These results (presented in graphs) clearly highlight the large potential of downstream-mixing CO2 gasdynamic laser for 9.4-μm laser generation. 相似文献
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An analytical method has been proposed to optimise the small-signaloptical gain of CO2-N2 gasdynamic lasers (gdl) employing two-dimensional (2D) wedge nozzles. Following our earlier work the equations governing the steady, inviscid, quasi-one-dimensional
flow in the wedge nozzle of thegdl are reduced to a universal form so that their solutions depend on a single unifying parameter. These equations are solved
numerically to obtain similar solutions for the various flow quantities, which variables are subsequently used to optimize
the small-signal-gain. The corresponding optimum values like reservoir pressure and temperature and 2D nozzle area ratio also
have been predicted and graphed for a wide range of laser gas compositions, with either H2O or He as the catalyst. A large number of graphs are presented which may be used to obtain the optimum values of small signal
gain for a wide range of laser compositions without further computations. 相似文献
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Several new results are derived upon gas density as well as upon velocity and force fields relative to a gasdynamic laser within a supersonic nozzle. Evolution equations, including the continuity equation, are employed to obtain the above results. In particular, the continuity equation is used to determine the shape of the nozzle so that its cross-sectional area is calculated as a function of distance. This function is one of the ingredients to get our results relative to gas density, velocity, and force. In addition, the time-dependent power associated with the vibrational non-equilibrium expansion in the nozzle of hot gas at high pressure is evaluated. 相似文献