Jiang Chuanjin , Yuan Jiazhou , Wang Peng , Bao Heng , Tian Liang , Zhong Zhan , Nie Wansheng , Tong Yiheng
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Spray characteristics of a liquid jet of kerosene in a parallel back-facing step cavity in high-temperature supersonic crossflow
The atomization characteristics of kerosene fuel in a parallel back-facing step cavity combustor under high-enthalpy supersonic crossflow were experimentally investigated in this work. High-speed photography and schlieren methods were employed to study the effects of the combustor configuration on the penetration depth, spray survival distance, and cavity spray factor. The study reveals that the streamwise pressure gradient formed by the expansion fan significantly suppresses the oscillation of the upper boundary of the jet. Compression waves and reflected shocks significantly increase the penetration depth of the jet, with the maximum increase reaching 80 %. Additionally, these waves can reduce the survival distance of the liquid jet by up to 30 %. When the shock wave impinges on the bow shock wave generated by the jet, the jet becomes unstable, and large-amplitude oscillations occur. Additionally, a separation zone exists upstream of the jet, where a significant number of droplets accumulate. Jet oscillation results from three types of shock/shock interactions in front of the jet. The oscillation of the spray factor is caused by the cavity’s self-pulsation and is related to the shear layer’s impact on the cavity’s trailing edge. The fuel distribution in the mainstream region is not strongly correlated with that inside the cavity.
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