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Heavy hydrocarbon main injector technology program. Final Report, Apr. 1987 - Jan. 1991

Technical Report ·
OSTI ID:5516611
The Heavy Hydrocarbon Main Injector Program was an analytical, design, and test program to demonstrate an injection concept applicable to an Isolated Combustion Compartment of a full-scale, high pressure, LOX/RP{sup -1} engine. Several injector patterns were tested in a 3.4-in. combustor. Based on these results, features of the most promising injector design were incorporated into a 5.7-in. injector which was then hot-fire tested. In turn, a preliminary design of a 5-compartment 2D combustor was based on this pattern. Also the additional subscale injector testing and analysis was performed with an emphasis on improving analytical techniques and acoustic cavity design methodology. Several of the existing 3.5-in. diameter injectors were hot-fire tested with and without acoustic cavities for spontaneous and dynamic stability characteristics.
Research Organization:
Rockwell International Corp., Canoga Park, CA (United States)
OSTI ID:
5516611
Report Number(s):
N-91-21235; NASA-CR--184161; NAS--1.26:184161; RI/RD--91-118; CNN: NAS8-36369
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English