Determination of Parameters in Arcjet Plume by Tomographic Reconstruction
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概要
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The spatial temperature and atomic number density of the plume generated by a 3-kW-class arcjet thruster are determined with a small number of absorption measurements across the plume based on diode-laser absorption computerized tomography. The maximum temperature and atom number density increase with the massflow rate and discharge current. The increase trend is not always found with the specific input power, although there exists an increasing trend with it at a fixed massflow rate. The development of the plume is studied with the measurements of the plume at different locations. The technique should also be applicable to arcjet or other hypersonic flow systems without much modification.
- 社団法人 日本航空宇宙学会の論文
- 2000-08-04
著者
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Zhang F‐y
Nagoya Univ. Nagoya Jpn
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Fujiwara T
Graduate School Of Engineering Nagoya University
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Harada Junya
Graduate School Of Engineering Nagoya University
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Komurasaki K
Graduate School Of Engineering Tokyo University
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Fujiwara Toshitaka
Department Of Aerospace Engineering Nagoya University
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ZHANG Feng-Yuan
Graduate School of Engineering,Nagoya University
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FUJIWARA Toshitaka
Graduate School of Engineering,Nagoya University
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KOMURASAKI Kimiya
Graduate School of Engineering,Tokyo University
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MIYASAKA Takeshi
Graduate School of Engineering,Nagoya University
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Miyasaka T
Department Of Aerospace Engineering Nagoya University
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