The growth of a deposited layer on a cold surface

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Abstract

An approximate analysis of the growth of, and the temperature within, a deposit which may occur in a cold surface in a gas stream is developed with the convective heat transfer to the surface of the deposit taken into account. Simple “short time” and “long time” solutions are obtained. A numerical example which may be of interest in connection with cryogenic surfaces in a hypersonic wind tunnel is presented.

Résumé

Une analyse approchée de la croissance et du champ de température intérieur d'un dépôt qui peut se produire sur une surface dans un écoulement gazeux, est étudiée en tenant compte du transport de chaleur par convection à la surface du dépôt. Des solutions simples pour un “temps court” et pour un “temps long” sont obtenues. Un exemple numérique est présenté qui peut avoir de l'intérêt en connection avec les surfaces cryogéniques dans une soufflerie hypersonique.

Zusammenfassung

Das Anwachsen und die Temperatur einer Ablagerung, die an einer kalten Oberfläche in einem Gasstrom auftreten kann, wird näherungsweise untersucht, wobei der konvektive Wärmeübergang an die Oberfläche der Ablagerung miteinbezogen wird. Man erhält einfache “Kurzzeit-” und “Langzeit-” -Lösungen. Ein Zahlenbeispiel, das in Verbindung mit sehr tiefen Oberflächentemperaturen in einem Hyperschallwindkanal interessieren dürfte, wird angegeben.

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This research was sponsored by the Aerospace Research Laboratories, Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force, under Contract AF 33(657)-8286.

Professor of Aerospace Engineering; presently Professor, Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Sciences, University of California San Diego.

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Research Fellow.

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