Abstract
It is known that the interaction between jets of high-temperature gas and various materials may involve the ablation of those materials as a result [1] of chemical erosion (in the presence of chemically active components in the jet), partial melting in case the level of heat loads is sufficient for heating the material to the temperature T exceeding its temperature Tm, and the evaporation of the melt. The traditional concepts of the mechanism of ablation of materials under conditions of interaction with high-temperature gas flows alone cannot provide an explanation of the experimental results of [2, 3], which corroborate the promise held by the use of high-temperature heterogeneous jets for cutting and punching various structural materials (including metals and alloys). This study is aimed at more specifically defining (as a result of numerical investigation) the mechanism of destruction of some structural materials under conditions of interaction with a jet of high-temperature gas.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 275-279 |
| Number of pages | 5 |
| Journal | High Temperature |
| Volume | 34 |
| Issue number | 2 |
| Publication status | Published - Mar 1996 |
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Numerical analysis of singularities of ablation when cutting structural materials by a jet of high-temperature gas. / Abaltusov, V. E.; Kuznetsov, G. V.; Mikhatulin, D. S.; Polezhaev, Yu V.; Tkachev, A. I.
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T1 - Numerical analysis of singularities of ablation when cutting structural materials by a jet of high-temperature gas
AU - Abaltusov, V. E.
AU - Kuznetsov, G. V.
AU - Mikhatulin, D. S.
AU - Polezhaev, Yu V.
AU - Tkachev, A. I.
PY - 1996/3
Y1 - 1996/3
N2 - It is known that the interaction between jets of high-temperature gas and various materials may involve the ablation of those materials as a result [1] of chemical erosion (in the presence of chemically active components in the jet), partial melting in case the level of heat loads is sufficient for heating the material to the temperature T exceeding its temperature Tm, and the evaporation of the melt. The traditional concepts of the mechanism of ablation of materials under conditions of interaction with high-temperature gas flows alone cannot provide an explanation of the experimental results of [2, 3], which corroborate the promise held by the use of high-temperature heterogeneous jets for cutting and punching various structural materials (including metals and alloys). This study is aimed at more specifically defining (as a result of numerical investigation) the mechanism of destruction of some structural materials under conditions of interaction with a jet of high-temperature gas.
AB - It is known that the interaction between jets of high-temperature gas and various materials may involve the ablation of those materials as a result [1] of chemical erosion (in the presence of chemically active components in the jet), partial melting in case the level of heat loads is sufficient for heating the material to the temperature T exceeding its temperature Tm, and the evaporation of the melt. The traditional concepts of the mechanism of ablation of materials under conditions of interaction with high-temperature gas flows alone cannot provide an explanation of the experimental results of [2, 3], which corroborate the promise held by the use of high-temperature heterogeneous jets for cutting and punching various structural materials (including metals and alloys). This study is aimed at more specifically defining (as a result of numerical investigation) the mechanism of destruction of some structural materials under conditions of interaction with a jet of high-temperature gas.
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