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Heat Transfer of Gaseous Hydrogen to an Orifice Plate
GregLocock you are correct. The exhaust is moving at about 5.35m/s (fast relative to the length). So transit time is very brief (~0.19s). Compressibility and turbulence should be considered. And utilizing axisymmetry is a good point and I think is the way to go. Thanks for sharing your...- phileejo
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Heat Transfer of Gaseous Hydrogen to an Orifice Plate
I am a graduate student in mechanical engineering and am doing an independent research class. One of the things I need to do is to calculate the heat transfer of high temperature gaseous hydrogen on an orifice plate in a rocket nozzle simulator. I drafted up a rough sketch and have attached it...- phileejo
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- Forum: Student Engineer General Discussion
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Heat Transfer of Gaseous Hydrogen to an Orifice Plate
I am a graduate student in mechanical engineering and am doing an independent research class. One of the things I need to do is to calculate the heat transfer of high temperature gaseous hydrogen on an orifice plate. I drafted up a rough sketch and have attached it below. I will also need to...- phileejo
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- Forum: Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics engineering
