ArticleScientific reports2025
Using internal air injection for fuel mixing enhancement of annular hydrogen jet behind an inclined strut in a supersonic combustor: computational study.
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- Optimization strut-based fuel injection using multi-step hydrogen jets and air-assisted mixing in supersonic flow.Scientific reports · 2026Article
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This study investigates the aerodynamic and fuel mixing characteristics of an inclined strut-based injection system for scramjet combustors, focusing on the effects of strut angle and internal air jet assistance. Four configurations were evaluated: annular hydrogen injection with and without internal air four multi-jet, implemented at strut angles of 15° and 7.5°. A series of numerical simulations were conducted to analyze the flow structures, shock interactions, temperature fields, hydrogen mass fraction distribution, and vorticity strength (circulation) downstream of the strut. Results show that increasing the strut angle from 7.5
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