MAE 4262 ROCKETS AND MISSION ANALYSIS Method of

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MAE 4262: ROCKETS AND MISSION ANALYSIS Method of Characteristics Summary and Rocket Nozzle Examples

MAE 4262: ROCKETS AND MISSION ANALYSIS Method of Characteristics Summary and Rocket Nozzle Examples Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department Florida Institute of Technology D. R. Kirk

METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS • • Universal way to examine supersonic flow Name comes from

METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS • • Universal way to examine supersonic flow Name comes from looking at characteristic lines (Mach waves) propagating downstream Detailed derivation in Section 9. 3 of Compressible Fluid Dynamics, by Philip Hill Use intrinsic coordinates, see Figure 9. 6(a) shown below Continuity Momentum Irrotational • • Isentropic (no shocks) Seek rates of change along physical waves

ABREVIATED DERIVATION Geometrical Statement See Figure 9. 6(a) Continuity + Momentum Characteristic Equations Introduction

ABREVIATED DERIVATION Geometrical Statement See Figure 9. 6(a) Continuity + Momentum Characteristic Equations Introduction of m+ and m– For 2 D, r → ∞ q+w = constant on characteristic m+ = I+ q-w = constant on characteristic m– = I–

NOMENCLATURE Le M ft R ac u h nn W in av g e

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2 -D HALF NOZZLE: HOMEWORK #5, QUESTION 4 Table 1: Method of Characteristics Results

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METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS EXAMPLE

METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS EXAMPLE

SPIKE EXAMPLE Ideal Aerospike Contour Centerline Spike Nozzle a ho Pc O Cowl he

SPIKE EXAMPLE Ideal Aerospike Contour Centerline Spike Nozzle a ho Pc O Cowl he Me=3 Pa qo L

AIAA 2 nd Responsive Space Conference 2004 -7003 A STATUS REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT

AIAA 2 nd Responsive Space Conference 2004 -7003 A STATUS REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NANOSAT LAUNCH VEHICLE AND ASSOCIATED LAUNCH VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES by: John M. Garvey and Eric Besnard Figure 6: Static Fire Test of Aerospike Nozzle. From Ignition to Continuous Operation

LINEAR AEROSPIKE ENGINE (X-33) http: //www. msfc. nasa. gov/news/photos/1998/photos 98 -204. htm http: //www.

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