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Gas-Dynamic Processes in Two-Phase Flows in MHD Generators

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A plane problem of a two-phase monodisperse flow of combustion products of plasma-forming composite solid propellants in the duct of a Faraday's MHD generator with continuous electrodes, including an accelerating nozzle, MHD channel, and diffuser, is considered. An algorithm based on the pseudo-transient method is developed to solve the system of equations describing the two-phase flow. Gas-dynamic processes in the channels of the Pamir-1 setup are numerically studied. It is shown that shock-free deceleration of a supersonic flow to velocities close to the equilibrium velocity of sound in a two-phase mixture and significantly lower than the velocity of sound in the gas is possible in two-phase flows.

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Vasenin, I.M., Vasenina, T.V. & Glazunov, A.A. Gas-Dynamic Processes in Two-Phase Flows in MHD Generators. Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics 44, 312–316 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023420904466

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