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Auteur principal: Liu, Yunfeng
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Publié: 2025
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author Liu, Yunfeng
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contents The aim of this study is to investigate the propagation mechanism of oblique detonation waves using the vector flux analysis method through numerical simulations. A two-dimensional numerical study is conducted on stoichiometric hydrogen-air oblique detonation waves based on the conservative Euler equations and a one-step global chemical reaction model. The wedge angle is 25°, with a freestream static temperature of 851.5 K, velocity of 2473.4 m/s, and pressure of 42.5 kPa. The motion mechanism of transverse waves is analyzed using the vector flux method. The results show that the oblique detonation front consists of three regions: an induction zone, an overdriven detonation zone, and a transverse-wave region. Under different activation energies, only either upward-propagating or downward-propagating transverse waves exist on the oblique detonation front; the two do not occur simultaneously. At low activation energy, downward-propagating transverse waves dominate, whereas at high activation energy, upward-propagating transverse waves appear.
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spellingShingle Convective flux analysis on the propagation mechanism of oblique detonation waves
Liu, Yunfeng
Fluid Dynamics
The aim of this study is to investigate the propagation mechanism of oblique detonation waves using the vector flux analysis method through numerical simulations. A two-dimensional numerical study is conducted on stoichiometric hydrogen-air oblique detonation waves based on the conservative Euler equations and a one-step global chemical reaction model. The wedge angle is 25°, with a freestream static temperature of 851.5 K, velocity of 2473.4 m/s, and pressure of 42.5 kPa. The motion mechanism of transverse waves is analyzed using the vector flux method. The results show that the oblique detonation front consists of three regions: an induction zone, an overdriven detonation zone, and a transverse-wave region. Under different activation energies, only either upward-propagating or downward-propagating transverse waves exist on the oblique detonation front; the two do not occur simultaneously. At low activation energy, downward-propagating transverse waves dominate, whereas at high activation energy, upward-propagating transverse waves appear.
title Convective flux analysis on the propagation mechanism of oblique detonation waves
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.01264