NASA NTRS · 19850014243
Development of a three-phrase combustion code for modeling liquid rocket engines
Abstract
A two-dimensional/axisymmetric program for the simulation of three-phase reactive flows is presented. The three phases are: a multiple-species gaseous phase, a single-species liquid phase, and a particulate droplet phase. The liquid and gaseous phases are described with continuous Eulerian equations, while the droplets are described in a discrete Lagrangian fashion. The three phases are fully coupled together. An atomization model, a multireaction chemical kinetics model, and a subgrid scale turbulence model completes the description of a general liquid/gas bipropellant combustion process. The code development criteria and qualitative features are highlighted.
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Liang, P. Y., Chang, Y. M.. 1984-10-01. Development of a three-phrase combustion code for modeling liquid rocket engines. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850014243
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