Exergetic Analyses of Hypersonic Flows

Year 2023, Volume: 9 Issue: 4, 382 - 387, 31.12.2023

Esra Nur Topal Rabi Karaali

Abstract

Hypersonic devices and vehicles and hypersonic flows are very important and competitive advanced technology in science and in the World. Hypersonic technology is rapidly spreading and turning into competition in developed countries, especially in space studies and defense industry. This technology is vital for developed countries. Because of shock waves emerging in hypersonic devices during hypersonic flow, the energy and exergy destructions they cause are the most important difficulties, obstacles and problems which arise in this vital technology. To overcome these problems and difficulties, to prevent or reduce or minimize energy and exergy destruction, aerodynamic analysis and energy and exergy analysis methods are applied. The data and the results that can be guiding and useful for the calculations and the design have been obtained. In this study optimal design and optimum calculations ways of the energy and exergy destructions of hypersonic devices and instruments are discussed. It is obtained and shown that how much exergy destruction and entropy production occurs at which altitude and hypersonic velocities and also at which oblique shock angles.

Keywords

Hypersonic flow, Exergy, Design

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