Help pls! Transpiration cooling
Hi there
I'm new here and I'm making this thread as the title says - for help. I'm trying to model transpiration cooling process within combustion chamber walls. There is a hot gas section between two porous walls. The hot gases velocity at inlet is about 50 m/s and their temperature about 1800K. Over the higher wall and under the lower wall there are two cooling air sections (velocity=13 m/s, temp=573.15K). There is a pressure difference between the sections which should be about 0.1 atm. The problem is - when I'm increasing the porosity of the walls - the wall temperature on the hot gases side is increasing and I think it should act in the opposite way :/ Does anyone have any idea why doeas it act like that? I need to make this application for my engineer diplom so the case is pretty urgent. Thank You for any usefull responses. |
OK - so after including radiation model it is better - the temperature of porous wall is lower than the temperature of the solid wall but still - with increasing porosity, temperature of the wall on the hot gases side is increasing to... Can anyone tell me why it's like that and what to do to change it?
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