DETERMINATION OF ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AVAILABLE TO DETERMINE MATERIAL SUITABILITY FOR TURNING OF HOT GASES.
Abstract
The report presents the results of a state-of-theart survey of the analytical techniques available to predict material suitability for turning hot gases such as the exhaust from a rocket combustion chamber. The information on two-phase and single-phase subsonic flow is curved and straight sections was obtained from pertinent literature and conversations with technical workers in the field. Major emphasis was placed on flow mechanics of the exhaust, chemical effects between the exhaust and the walls of the duct, heat-transfer interactions between the exhaust and the duct walls, and performance of materials exposed to the exhaust environment. These factors were considered both in curved and straight channels. The analytic capabilities identified during the program are reviewed and summarized, and limitations in these capabilities are pointed out. Recommended areas in which future fundamental work would be most fruitful are also presented. A bibliography of pertinent literature and a listing of individuals contacted during the program are included. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1965
- Accession Number
- AD0626430
Entities
People
- Ira M. Grinberg
Organizations
- Battelle Memorial Institute