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To study the influence of strut and pulsed injection on flame stabilization in a kerosene-fueled scramjet, experiments have been carried out at the China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center. Wall pressure measurements, high-speed photography, and CH* luminosity imaging have been used to investigate the flow structure and flame development under different injection modes. The results of the experiments indicate that pilot hydrogen plays a significant role in igniting and stabilizing the kerosene flame for the configuration and incoming conditions considered in this paper. Withdrawal of the pilot hydrogen leads to the pressure of the monitoring point decreasing by more than 0.07 MPa at the combustion stage in all cases. Under pulsed injection, the flame oscillates due to the instability of the kerosene pulse pressure, the concentration upstream of the shear layer is significantly reduced, the CH* luminosity distribution becomes wider, and the pressure in the isolator is reduced by about 0.035 MPa. Strut injection increases combustor pressure by about 0.016 MPa, which is conducive to kerosene ignition and flame stabilization. Combining struts with pulsed injection results in a maximum combustor pressure of up to 0.2 MPa during the flame stabilization stage, which is significantly higher than with other injection modes.
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