Staged Injection in a Dual-Mode Combustor for an Air-Breathing Engine
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Abstract
The combination of a strut injector with a wall-mo unted cavity has been experimentally investigated in the supersonic combustion test faci lity of the Institute for Flight Propulsion of the Technische Universitat Munchen. Preliminary work has been carried out on single-stage injection, using a strut for stabilization both of a hydrogen pilot flame and of a main methane flame. For this sake, the strut has been po sitioned in the constant cross-section portion of a modular, dual-mode combustor, the latter being directly connected to a Mach 2.2 Laval nozzle. The stabilization of both flames succeeded over a broad operation range, but the overall equivalence ratio could not be subs tantially increased due to limited penetration and mixing of the fuel into the superso nic air stream. The introduction of an additional injection stage further downstream in th e combustor aimed to enhance the mixing level and the equivalence ratio. The second stage c onsists of a wall-mounted, open cavity. Fuel injection is performed in the direction opposi te to the one of the main stream through a series of oval orifices on the cavity slanted rear wall. The cavity has been implemented in the diverging module of the combustion chamber in order to minimize the effects of the aerodynamic blockage of the fuel jet and the risk o f thermal choking due to combustion. This paper outlines the results of the combination of different strut geometries with the cavity described above, for a reservoir total press ure of 1MPa and a total temperature of 1000K.
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