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Investigation of the Conjugate Heat and Mass Transfer at Ignition and Subsequent Nonstationary Erosion Combustion of Powders Under Conditions Close to Those of Firing a Shot

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The laws of combustion of powders under conditions close to those of firing an artillery shot have been investigated. A solid-state local heat ignition model was used, and the process of powder combustion was simulated on the basis of the notions of the Belyaev–Zel′dovich thermal combustion theory. The complete formulation of the combustion problem includes the nonstationary processes of heat propagation and chemical transformation in the k-phase, as well as the quasi-stationary processes in the chemically reacting two-stage turbulent boundary layer near the combustion surface related to the characteristics of the averaged nonstationary flow by the boundary conditions at the outer boundary of the boundary layer. The features of the joint solution of the equations of the thermal combustion theory and the equations of internal ballistics have been analyzed. The questions on the convergence of the conjugate problem have been considered. The influence of various factors on the rate of combustion of powder has been investigated. The investigations conducted enabled us to formulate an approximate method for calculating the nonstationary and erosion rates of combustion of artillery powders at a shot on the basis of the Lenouard–Robillard–Karakozov approach.

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Translated from Inzhenerno-Fizicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 89, No. 6, pp. 1553–1563, November–December, 2016.

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Rusyak, I.G., Lipanov, A.M. Investigation of the Conjugate Heat and Mass Transfer at Ignition and Subsequent Nonstationary Erosion Combustion of Powders Under Conditions Close to Those of Firing a Shot. J Eng Phys Thermophy 89, 1527–1537 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10891-016-1523-4

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