Method for increasing upper limit of heat flux measurement of slug calorimeter in high enthalpy plasma jet
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Abstract
The temperature of the high-power inductively coupled plasma jet is very high, and its temperature is difficult to measure directly. The heat flux becomes a thermodynamic characteristic to measure the plasma jet. The existing heat flux calculation method is based on the temperature change rate after the response time. The slug is required to stay in the high enthalpy jet area for a longer time. With the slug temperature reaching the melting point as the upper limit, the shorter the residence time, the greater the upper limit of the measured heat flux. In this paper, the first-order transient solution is added to the steady-state solution of temperature (the calculation equation of the existing method), which can shorten the response time. The shortening of the response time can reduce the residence time of the slug in the jet region, and the reduction in the residence time can increase the upper limit of the calorimeter heat flux measurement. This paper uses numerical simulation and experimental methods to verify that the steady-state solution method and the first-order transient solution method can obtain consistent heat flux results. Using the first-order transient solution method can reduce the residence time of the slug calorimeter in the jet region. According to the shortening of the residence time, the method of using the first-order transient solution can increase the upper limit of the heat flux measurement by more than 25%.
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OpenAlex topics: Plasma Diagnostics and Applications · Laser-induced spectroscopy and plasma · Vacuum and Plasma Arcs
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Affiliations
School of Aerospace Science and Technology, Xidian University 1 , Xi’an 710071, China
Key Laboratory of Information and Structure Efficiency in Extreme Environment, Ministry of Education of China 2 , Xi’an 710071, China
Funding
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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