
The paper presents the description of a mathematical model of the working process of a low-thrust rocket engine operating on gaseous oxygen-hydrogen fuel and some fragments of the technology of computational analysis of distribution of gas-dynamic parameters in the engine duct. We present the results of calculating the stream line distribution, the distribution of total temperature profile along the flow path of the engine chamber and at its characteristic cross sections, the axial component of (total) speed of combustion products in the Laval nozzle output section. The results of calculating the temperature in the area of the rocket engines inner wall are presented. It is shown that the distribution of the combustion products stagnation temperature has a significant impact on the efficiency of fuel conversion in the engine chamber, its thermal state and makes it possible to identify the ways of improving the workflow of the low-thrust rocket engine.
model of the working process, technology of computational analysis, distribution of parameters in the gas-dynamic path, TL1-4050, gaseous oxygen-hydrogen fuel, Low-thrust rocket engine, parametric study, Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics
model of the working process, technology of computational analysis, distribution of parameters in the gas-dynamic path, TL1-4050, gaseous oxygen-hydrogen fuel, Low-thrust rocket engine, parametric study, Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics
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