支板凹腔一体化超燃冲压发动机实验研究

本文针对以凹腔支板一体化燃烧室为基本结构的超燃冲压模型发动机在自由射流风洞中的性能,主要研究了燃料在不同位置喷入时,燃烧室几何结构/气动性能/燃料混合及燃烧特性的相互耦合,以及对发动机推力性能的影响.结果表明支板与凹腔的一体化在合理配置燃料分布情况下可以获得较好的发动机性能.     

JF12激波风洞高Mach数超燃冲压发动机实验研究

针对高Mach数（Ma ≥ 7）超燃冲压发动机高气动阻力下的燃烧组织问题,提出一种双突扩燃烧室结构方案.使用数值模拟方法考察了射流与双突扩燃烧室组合方式的混合燃烧特性.设计了双突扩超燃冲压发动机模型,在力学研究所JF12长试验时间激波风洞内,开展了Ma=7.0和Ma=9.5的氢燃料点火和燃烧试验对比.在风洞有效试验时间100 ms内,实现了Ma=7.0和Ma=9.5超燃冲压发动机的成功点火与稳定燃烧.在Ma=7.0情况下,进气道采用三维压缩,燃烧室入口设计Mach数Ma_c=2.5,壁面压力分布实验结果显示燃烧放热靠近燃烧室扩张段上游;在Ma=9.5情况下,进气道采用二维压缩,燃烧室入口设计Mach数Ma_c=3.5,由于燃烧室流动速度特别高,燃烧放热靠近燃烧室扩张段下游.      

AVC中钝体布置与燃烧室流动特性研究

先进旋涡燃烧室具有高燃烧效率、低污染物排放和总压损失小等优点,其性能明显优越于其他贫燃料预混合燃烧设备.本文对不同钝体布置方式下,先进驻涡燃烧室中三维冷态气流的流动特性进行了数值模拟研究,得出了燃烧窜流阻、驻涡结构及其稳定性受前、后钝体距离和后钝体宽度两个几何参数影响的规律,为对先进驻涡燃烧室流动和燃烧特性的深入研究打下了基础.     

某支板式超音速剪切流燃烧的数值研究

针对某支板火焰稳定结构数值研究了二维超音速流动和燃烧规律,提出不同燃料供给方案,比较了采用全氢气、全甲烷和不同比例的混合燃气等情况下的燃烧性能.结果表明:单一燃料时,氢气超燃性能很好,但会出现热量雍塞,而甲烷无法燃烧,两种混合燃料方案均在燃烧室内出现了稳定的火焰,但氧气消耗率不理想,基于上述结论给出了一些提高超燃性能的改进措施.     

用于高超音速推进的反循环发动机热力性能分析

符号表fIkg空气对应的燃料流量ISP燃料比冲Ti后燃烧室出口温度马比推力，燃料空气当量比WT涡轮输出功MT飞行马赫数＄前登燃烧室出口温度。T涡轮膨胀比H飞行高度T4＊热交换器出口温度7TC压气机压比1引言八十年代以来，美、俄、德、法、英、日等主要空间大国均提出了各自的高超音速计划，如NASP、Sanger、HOTOL、STAR等。各国的方案在Ma＞6．5均采用火箭发动机或超燃冲压发动机，对于Ma＜6．5采用何种方案则分歧较大，有涡轮一冲压组合发动机方案、ATR方案、LACE方案等。本文对反循环发动机（InverseCgcleEngine）方案作了进…     

新建高焓激波风洞Ma=8飞行模拟条件的实现与超燃实验

针对高Mach数超燃冲压发动机实验能力空缺问题,基于航天十一院新建的FD-21高能脉冲风洞,进行了Ma=8超燃飞行条件的模拟能力设计与调试,获得了总焓2.9 MJ/kg、总压11.01 MPa实验条件,实现了Ma=8、高度31 km飞行条件的风洞模拟.在此基础上,研发了匹配的氢燃料供应及喷注时序控制系统,设计了超燃冲压发动机模型,开展了超燃冲压发动机模型自由射流应用性风洞实验,获得了氢气燃料与空气、氮气超声速气流耦合流动作用下的实验模型壁面压力数据.在当量比近似一致条件下,空气来流对应的燃烧室壁面压力明显高于氮气来流情况,表明氢气在1 ms有效实验时间内完成了与超声速空气来流的混合、点火与燃烧,获得燃烧释热特性,确认了在FD-21高能脉冲风洞开展高Mach数超燃实验是切实可行的,为后续研究奠定了良好的基础.      

基于连续旋转爆震的推进技术研究进展

基于爆震燃烧的推进技术是未来空间技术的重要发展趋势,特别是可实现结构简单化设计和高热力学效率.针对火箭式连续旋转爆震发动机、吸气式爆震发动机的实验测试和数值仿真,文章综述了其国内外研究进展,分别总结了不同燃料、燃烧室结构、喷注方式以及工作方式等对连续旋转爆震波的传播规律和发动机的特性影响规律.虽然上述探索性研究得到了诸多有益的结论,但是由于连续旋转爆震燃烧技术涉及的流动、物理化学过程十分复杂,对旋转爆震燃烧的机理研究仍然有待进一步深入开展.      

进口条件对超燃冲压发动机氢气燃烧流场特性的影响分析

对不同进口条件下的超燃冲压发动机燃烧室内氢气喷流超声速燃烧流动特性进行了数值模拟与分析.宽范围超燃冲压发动机是吸气式高超声速飞行器推进系统设计中的热点问题之一,受实验设备硬件条件及实验技术限制,数值模拟技术仍然是超燃冲压发动机燃烧室内燃气燃烧特性及流场特性的主要研究手段.采用基于混合网格技术的多组元N-S方程有限体积方法求解器,在不同进口Mach数及压强条件下,对带楔板/凹腔结构的燃烧室模型氢气喷流燃烧流场进行了数值模拟,对比分析了氢气喷流穿透深度、喷口前后回流区结构、掺混效率及燃烧效率等流场结构与典型流场参数的变化特性及影响规律.研究成果可为宽范围超燃冲压发动机喷流燃烧流动特性分析提供参考.      

考虑气蚀效应的气液两相冲压发动机数值模拟

针对一种新型水下气液两相冲压发动机,综合考虑了湍流效应、气液两相之间的拖曳作用及传热与传质,利用计算流体力学方法研究了气液两相冲压发动机内流场的流动特性随发动机工作条件的变化规律,重点研究了气蚀效应对发动机工作性能的影响.主要结论为:当航行速度大于32 m/s,气液两相冲压发动机入口附近会产生气蚀并造成严重的总压损失,导致扩张段下游产生流动分离,此时发动机无法产生正推力;通过增大气体质量流率,气液两相冲压发动机内流场的压力将会随之升高,气蚀效应被抑制;提高注入发动机气体的温度,发动机的推力及比冲均增大,但是发动机效率急剧降低.      

三股互击式喷注器及燃烧室流场的数值模拟

结合旋涡耗散模型及Arrhenius化学反应速率系数来描述燃烧室内的化学反应, 对三股互击式喷注器及燃烧室的冷流场及有反应流场进行了三维的数值模拟研究. 引入螺旋度及混合长度参量分析了三股互击式喷注器的混合机理和混合效果, 获取了燃烧室的关键特征参数, 如总温、总温的空间分布、气流在燃烧室内的驻留时间等. 对燃料组合分别采用F-O-F, O-F-O的喷注器及燃烧室的流场特性进行了比较分析. 对于一定的燃料配比和燃烧室特征长度, 燃料组合采用O-F-O时, 在燃烧室出口的F₂解离度比F-O-F要高出13.5%. 实验证实激光器出光功率提升了17%.     

Investigation on the flameholding mechanisms in supersonic flows: backward-facing step and cavity flameholder

Abstract  

As effective devices to extend the fuel residence time in supersonic flow and prolong the duration time for hypersonic vehicles cruising in the near-space with power, the backward-facing step and the cavity are widely employed in hypersonic airbreathing propulsive systems as flameholders. The two-dimensional coupled implicit RANS equations, the standard k-ε turbulence model, and the finite-rate/eddy-dissipation reaction model have been used to generate the flow field structures in the scramjet combustors with the backward-facing step and the cavity flameholders. The flameholding mechanism in the combustor has been investigated by comparing the flow field in the corner region of the backward-facing step with that around the cavity flameholder. The obtained results show that the numerical simulation results are in good agreement with the experimental data, and the different grid scales make only a slight difference to the numerical results. The vortices formed in the corner region of the backward-facing step, in the cavity and upstream of the fuel injector make a large difference to the enhancement of the mixing between the fuel and the free airstream, and they can prolong the residence time of the mixture and improve the combustion efficiency in the supersonic flow. The size of the recirculation zone in the scramjet combustor partially depends on the distance between the injection and the leading edge of the cavity. Further, the shock waves in the scramjet combustor with the cavity flameholder are much stronger than those that occur in the scramjet combustor with the backward-facing step, and this causes a large increase in the static pressure along the walls of the combustor.     

Dual/scram-mode combustion limits of ethylene and surrogate endothermically-cracked hydrocarbon fuels at Mach 8 equivalent high-enthalpy conditions

This paper examines the scram/dual-mode combustion limits of hydrocabon fuels within a Mach 8, scramjet combustor. Flight-equivalent flows were delivered to the axisymmetric, cavity combustor via a reflected shock tunnel. Two scramjet fuels were examined: ethylene and a surrogate mixture representing endothermically cracked n-dodecane. Combustion modes were examined via static pressure sensors and through both chemiluminescence imaging, and planar laser induced fluorescence (PLIF) of the OH combustion radical in the combustor exhaust plume. Ethylene-fuelled experiments developed scram-mode combustion under reduced fuelling conditions, experiencing shock wave dominated flowfields. OH PLIF diagnostics indicated such combustion modes developed a ring-like structure of combustion products, primarily axisymmetrically adjacent to the combustor wall. Increased fuelling anchored combustion downstream of the fuel injector, while further increases instigated dual-mode combustion. In this mode, subsonic combustion regions combine with the supersonic coreflow to permit the transfer of information upstream with substantially increased pressure encountered. Optical diagnostics indicate broadly asymmetric, unsteady combustion features. The surrogate mixture representing endothermically cracked n-dodecane experienced rapid onset from no-combustion (optically confirmed) to fully developed dual-mode combustion at critical fuelling rates. OH PLIF signals and chemiluminescence of this fuel were weaker than comparable ethylene cases, indicating potential differences in combustion pathways.     

Numerical investigation of low-frequency instability and frequency shifting in a scramjet combustor

The combustion instability in a laboratory-scale direct-connect hydrogen-fueled scramjet combustor is investigated numerically. The numerical simulation has been carried out using a delayed detached eddy simulation (DDES) with a detailed reaction mechanism. The computational framework has high fidelity by applying multi-dimensional high order accurate schemes for handling convective and viscous fluxes. The field data were accumulated up to 100 milliseconds on each case to capture sufficiently the repetitive behavior of low-frequency instability of order of 100 Hz. The numerical results exhibit the formation/dissipation of pressure and shock wave induced by continuous heat release in the combustor. This motion of pressure/shock wave, so-called upstream-traveling shock wave, presents repeated dynamics between isolator and combustor with a period of several milliseconds. With this periodic hydrodynamic characteristic, the upstream-traveling shock wave interacts with the boundary layer and injected fuel stream affecting fuel/air mixing and burning, and finally inducing the combustion instability in a scramjet combustor. Frequency analysis derived major instability frequencies of 190 Hz and 450 Hz in the isolator and combustor for low and high equivalence ratios, respectively. Current numerical results present the underlying flow physics on the shifting of the instability frequency by changing the equivalence ratio observed by the previous experimental studies. The fact that an instability frequency exists homogeneously from isolator to combustor informs that the combustion instability of scramjet engine is the fully coupled flow/combustion dynamics throughout the engine on a macroscopic scale.     

Numerical and experimental study on shear coaxial injectors with hot hydrogen-rich gas/oxygen-rich gas and GH2 /GO2

The influences of the shear coaxial injector parameters on the combustion performance and the heat load of a combustor are studied numerically and experimentally. The injector parameters, including the ratio of the oxidizer pressure drop to the combustor pressure (DP ), the velocity ratio of fuel to oxidizer (R V ), the thickness (WO ), and the recess (HO ) of the oxidizer injector post tip, the temperature of the hydrogen-rich gas (TH ) and the oxygen-rich gas (TO ), are integrated by the orthogonal experimental design method to investigate the performance of the shear coaxial injector. The gaseous hydrogen/oxygen at ambient temperature (GH2 /GO2 ), and the hot hydrogen-rich gas/oxygen-rich gas are used here. The length of the combustion (LC ), the average temperatures of the combustor wall (TW ), and the faceplate (TF ) are selected as the indicators. The tendencies of the influences of injector parameters on the combustion performance and the heat load of the combustor for the GH2 /GO2 case are similar to those in the hot propellants case. However, the combustion performance in the hot propellant case is better than that in the GH2/GO2 case, and the heat load of the combustor is also larger than that in the latter case.     

Prediction of soot and thermal radiation in a model gas turbine combustor burning kerosene fuel spray at different swirl levels

Combustion of kerosene fuel spray has been numerically simulated in a laboratory scale combustor geometry to predict soot and the effects of thermal radiation at different swirl levels of primary air flow. The two-phase motion in the combustor is simulated using an Eulerian–Lagragian formulation considering the stochastic separated flow model. The Favre-averaged governing equations are solved for the gas phase with the turbulent quantities simulated by realisable k–? model. The injection of the fuel is considered through a pressure swirl atomiser and the combustion is simulated by a laminar flamelet model with detailed kinetics of kerosene combustion. Soot formation in the flame is predicted using an empirical model with the model parameters adjusted for kerosene fuel. Contributions of gas phase and soot towards thermal radiation have been considered to predict the incident heat flux on the combustor wall and fuel injector. Swirl in the primary flow significantly influences the flow and flame structures in the combustor. The stronger recirculation at high swirl draws more air into the flame region, reduces the flame length and peak flame temperature and also brings the soot laden zone closer to the inlet plane. As a result, the radiative heat flux on the peripheral wall decreases at high swirl and also shifts closer to the inlet plane. However, increased swirl increases the combustor wall temperature due to radial spreading of the flame. The high incident radiative heat flux and the high surface temperature make the fuel injector a critical item in the combustor. The injector peak temperature increases with the increase in swirl flow mainly because the flame is located closer to the inlet plane. On the other hand, a more uniform temperature distribution in the exhaust gas can be attained at the combustor exit at high swirl condition.     

CFD analysis of the HyShot II scramjet combustor

The development of novel air-breathing engines such as supersonic combustion ramjets (scramjets) depends on the understanding of supersonic mixing, self-ignition and combustion. These aerothermochemical processes occur together in a scramjet engine and are notoriously difficult to understand. In the present study, we aim at analyzing the HyShot II scramjet combustor mounted in the High Enthalpy Shock Tunnel Göttingen (HEG) by using Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) and Large Eddy Simulation (LES) models with detailed and reduced chemistry. To account for the complicated flow in the HEG facility a zonal approach is adopted in which RANS is used to simulate the flow in the HEG nozzle and test-section, providing the necessary inflow boundary conditions for more detailed RANS and LES of the reacting flow in the HyShot combustor. Comparison of predicted wall pressures and heat fluxes with experimental data show good agreement, and in particular does the LES agree well with the experimental data. The LES results are used to elucidate the flow, mixing, self-ignition and subsequent combustion processes in the combustor. The combustor flow can be separated into the mixing zone, in which turbulent mixing from the jet-in-cross flow injectors dominates, the self-ignition zone, in which self-ignition rapidly takes place, and the turbulent combustion zone, located towards the end of the combustor, in which most of the heat release and volumetric expansion takes place. Self-ignition occurs at some distance downstream of the injectors, resulting in a distinct pressure rise further downstream due to the volumetric expansion as observed in the experiments. The jet penetration is about 30% of the combustor height and the combustion efficiency is found to be around 83%.     

燃料空气供给条件对热声不稳定燃烧影响的研究

对Solar低排放预混燃烧系统的燃烧稳定性进行了数值研究.应用非定常N-S方程、雷诺应力紊流模型及涡团耗散燃烧模型,数值模拟了该类型燃烧器在不同的燃料空气供给条件下的气流流动特性和压力振荡特性,并给出了不稳定发生时压力和速度振荡的幅值和频率.根据供给条件的不同,燃烧可以是稳定的或是不稳定的,取决于燃料到火焰前沿的迟滞时间.采用CFD方法,可精确地获得燃料到火焰前沿的迟滞时间,证实了所采用的模型能够精确预测不稳定燃烧的出现及振荡特性.通过调整燃料与空气的供给条件,可使振荡激励或阻尼.