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A closed mathematical model of heat and mass transfer under the non-isothermal filtration through the organized pores of coolants with a strong dependence of dynamic viscosity on temperature with further injection into a viscous gas-dynamic flotation with the formation of liquid film and evaporation under the influence of aerodynamic heat flows has been developed. The aim of the paper is to develop the physical and mathematical basis of thermal protection with the automatic supply of coolant having a strong dependence of dynamic viscosity on temperature (by 3–5 orders of magnitude when the temperature changes by 200–2500°C). Such thermal protection system allows for operating without the mass removal that preserves the geometry of the structural elements at the intensive heating, which is very relevant. To achieve this goal, a mathematical modelof the automatic coolant supply with filtration through the organized pores, injection into a high-temperature gasdynamic boundary layer with the formation of the protective liquid film and evaporation is formulated. The results with respect to the mass flow rate of the coolant, the mass evaporation rate of the formed liquid film and the temperatures of the structure which in all cases remain below the evaporation temperature of the cooler have been obtained.

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF A NEW METHOD OF THERMAL PROTECTION BASED ON THE INJECTION OF SPECIAL COOLANTS