Combustor design and analysis using the ROCket Combustor InteractiveDesign (ROCCID) Methodology
Author(s) -
Mark D. Klem,
Jerry L. Pieper,
Richard Walker
Publication year - 1990
Publication title -
24th joint propulsion conference
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.1990-2240
Subject(s) - combustor , rocket (weapon) , aerospace engineering , environmental science , engineering , computer science , combustion , chemistry , organic chemistry
The ROCket Combustor Interactive Design (ROCCID) Methodology is a newly developed, interactive computer code for the design and analysis of a liquid propellant rocket combustion chamber. The application of ROCCID to design a liquid rocket combustion chamber is illustrated. Designs for a 50,000 lbf thrust and 1250 psi chamber pressure combustor using liquid oxygen (LOX)RP-1 propellants are developed and evaluated. Tradeoffs between key design parameters affecting combustor performance and stability are examined. Predicted performance and combustion stability margin for these designs are provided as a function of the combustor operating mixture ratio and chamber pressure.
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