Thermal Analysis of Opposing Jet Combined with a Forward-Facing Cavity in Hypersonic Flow

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In this paper, a thermal protection system (TPS) of opposing jet combined with a forward-facing cavity in hypersonic flow was investigated numerically. The flow field parameters and heat flux distribution along the outer body surface are obtained. The thermal protection efficiency of the combined TPS and the single opposing jet TPS was compared. The numerical results shows that this combined TPS has a good effect on cooling the nose of hypersonic vehicle. The recirculation region plays an pivotal role for the reduction of heat flux. The exist of the cavity strengthen the cooling efficiency.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 516-517)

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120-123

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May 2012

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