Radiative gas dynamics of a hydrogen laser-supported plasma generator and radiative heating of the internal surface of the plasma generator are studied numerically. For this purpose, a radiative gas dynamic model of the laser-supported wave in the cylindrical channel of the laser-supported plasma generator is created. The model is based on the Navier-Stokes equations, energy conservation equation for heat conducting gas in chemical equilibrium, and the radiation heat transfer equation using the multigroup spectral approximation. The numerical study is performed for the typical parameters of the laser-supported plasma generator: input velocities u0 = 10-200 m/s, pressure p = 1 atm, and CW CO2 laser radiation power PL. = 100-200 kW.

Radiative Gas Dynamic Model of Hydrogen Laser-Supported Plasma Generator

GORSE, Claudine
2008-01-01

Abstract

Radiative gas dynamics of a hydrogen laser-supported plasma generator and radiative heating of the internal surface of the plasma generator are studied numerically. For this purpose, a radiative gas dynamic model of the laser-supported wave in the cylindrical channel of the laser-supported plasma generator is created. The model is based on the Navier-Stokes equations, energy conservation equation for heat conducting gas in chemical equilibrium, and the radiation heat transfer equation using the multigroup spectral approximation. The numerical study is performed for the typical parameters of the laser-supported plasma generator: input velocities u0 = 10-200 m/s, pressure p = 1 atm, and CW CO2 laser radiation power PL. = 100-200 kW.
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