AEROSPACE SHANGHAI, Volume. 42, Issue 1, 169(2025)
Effects of Injection Gases on High-temperature Hypersonic Laminar/turbulent Boundary Layer Flow
Fig. 2. Skin-friction coefficient on the wall with different grids
Fig. 4. Velocity distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow in the normal direction at different positions with no and pyrolysis gas injections
Fig. 5. Component distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow at x=1.2 m with the pyrolysis gas injection
Fig. 6. Ma cloud maps of the laminar/turbulent flow with non and pyrolysis gas injections
Fig. 7. Skin-friction coefficient distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow with non and pyrolysis gas injections
Fig. 8. Wall heat flux distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow with non and pyrolysis gas injections
Fig. 9. Stanton number distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow with non and pyrolysis gas injections
Fig. 10. Temperature distributions of the laminar/turbulent flow with non and pyrolysis gas injections at x=1.2 m
Fig. 11. Velocity distributions of different injection gases in the normal direction at x =1.2 m
Fig. 13. Reynolds stress distribution in the normal direction at x = 1.2 m
Fig. 14. Wall skin-friction coefficient distributions of different injection gases
Fig. 15. Wall heat flux distributions of different injection gases
Fig. 16. Stanton number distributions of different injection gases
Fig. 17. Temperature distributions of different injection gases in the normal direction at x = 1.2 m
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Xinyi WU, Lun ZHANG, Yuqiu ZHANG, Zhongzheng JIANG, Changju WU, Weifang CHEN. Effects of Injection Gases on High-temperature Hypersonic Laminar/turbulent Boundary Layer Flow[J]. AEROSPACE SHANGHAI, 2025, 42(1): 169
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Received: Dec. 6, 2024
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Published Online: May. 13, 2025
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