Design and development of Water Propelled Resisto jet
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This document describes the design and development of a water propelled resistojet. Tests will be performed to investigate the effects of mass flow rate and heater current on chamber pressure, thrust, chamber temperature, and specific impulse. A nichrome coil was selected as the heating element. Calculations were provided for mass of water required, energy required, time for one cycle, throat area, and chamber efficiency. An unsteady state heat transfer equation was also presented. The document discusses instruments used like thermocouples and load cells. It includes a CAD model and 3D view of the design as well as a timeline.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MIXED CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER USING CIRCULAR, SQUARE, ...
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Design of recuperative gas combustion chamber
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Process equipment numericals problems
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Heat Transfer in Metallic Hydrides
The hydrogen economy has been under rapid growth and development in recent years. Metal hydride based hydrogen storage systems deserve attention as they offer higher storage densities compared to high-pressure gas storage. It is the most compatible and economic method to store hydrogen. In these metal hydride storage devices, low heat transfer has been a key issue. The heat transfer rate can be enhanced by using various techniques.
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- 5. Nichrome Properties Material Property Value Units Modulus of elasticity 2.2 × 1011 Pa Density 8400 kg/m3 Melting Point 1400 °C Resistivity at room temperature 1.0-1.5X10−6 Ω·m Specific Heat 450 J/(kg·K) Thermal Conductivity 11.3 W/(m·K)
- 6. Nichrome Wire Specifications PARAMETER VALUE CURRENT(A) 4 TOTAL RESISTANCE(Ω) 51.7 VOLTAGE (V) 94 HEATED TEMPERATURE (K) 523 INPUT POWER ( W) 170.8
- 7. Calculations PARAMETER EQUATION USED VALUE OF PARAMETER Mass of water required for one cycle (g) m=ρV=0.5ρπlr² 1430 Energy required (kJ) Q=hm 563 Time for one cycle(s) t=Q/i²R 360 Throat Area(mm2) At=√RTcṁ/ΓPc 4.89
- 8. • Chamber Efficiency : = Steam flow rate *(enthalpy of steam at that temperature – enthalpy of water at room temperature)/(efficiency of coil * heat supplied by coil) = 143925.9/0.47*495000 = 0.61 • Unsteady state heat transfer equation with internal heat generation: 1 𝑟 𝜕 𝑟𝜕𝑇 𝜕𝑟 𝜕𝑟 + 𝑞 𝑘 = 𝜕𝑇 𝜕𝑡 This has to discretized and solved numerically.
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