Chapman-Jouguet condition for real detonation waves

Васильев, А. А.; Gavrilenko, T. P.; Topchiyan, M. E.

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“…This sonic plane then acts to allow the supersonic expansion of the detonated gases to occur without disturbance by rarefactions downstream of the flow [75]. The CJ condition can be used to approximate the detonation velocities in three-dimensional models but is better suited to a one dimensional analysis with an infinitesimally thin detonation front [76]. Despite this, it is used in most instances of numerical modelling as a guide as to whether the wave is performing as expected for the given parameters of the RDE [4,6,27,31,32,42,75,77].…”

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A Theoretical Review of Rotating Detonation Engines

Shaw¹,

Kildare²,

Evans³

et al. 2021

Direct Numerical Simulations - An Introduction and Applications

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Rotating detonation engines are a novel device for generating thrust from combustion, in a highly efficient, yet mechanically simple form. This chapter presents a detailed literature review of rotating detonation engines. Particular focus is placed on the theoretical aspects and the fundamental operating principles of these engines. The review covers both experimental and computational studies, in order to identify gaps in current understanding. This will allow the identification of future work that is required to further develop rotating detonation engines.

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