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Numerical Simulation of Ablation for Reentry Vehicles

Authors: Anahita Ayasoufi; Ramin Rahmani; Gary Cheng; Roy Koomullil; Kshitij Neroorkar;

Numerical Simulation of Ablation for Reentry Vehicles

Abstract

A computer program is developed for numerical simulation of ablation problems, taking into account in-depth pyrolysis; surface recession; nonequilibrium chemistry in the flow of pyrolysis gases through a variable porosity char; and thermal non-equilibrium between the char and the pyrolysis gases. The program provides a general and easy to use interface for coupling with a reacting flow solver and a radiation solver. The program is verified using available analytical solutions for heat conduction in non-receding and receding solids; the program will then be validated using available experimental data.

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popularity
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influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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impulse
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20
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Top 10%
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