Abstract
A complete method for the ablation analysis of both charring and non-charring ablative materials is presented on the basis of constituent materials properties of composites. Properties of constituent materials are used in a way that effective thermophysical properties of a composite can be obtained as a function of void volume fraction, fiber orientation and ply angle to achieve the best possible ablative or insulative performance of the composite. There is an excellent matching when results are compared with experimental data cited in literature. (author)
Awan, I S
[1]
- National Engineering and Scientific Commission, Islamabad (Pakistan)
Citation Formats
Awan, I S.
Optimization of ablative composites thermal protection layer for high temperature aerospace applications.
Pakistan: N. p.,
2004.
Web.
Awan, I S.
Optimization of ablative composites thermal protection layer for high temperature aerospace applications.
Pakistan.
Awan, I S.
2004.
"Optimization of ablative composites thermal protection layer for high temperature aerospace applications."
Pakistan.
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abstractNote = {A complete method for the ablation analysis of both charring and non-charring ablative materials is presented on the basis of constituent materials properties of composites. Properties of constituent materials are used in a way that effective thermophysical properties of a composite can be obtained as a function of void volume fraction, fiber orientation and ply angle to achieve the best possible ablative or insulative performance of the composite. There is an excellent matching when results are compared with experimental data cited in literature. (author)}
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title = {Optimization of ablative composites thermal protection layer for high temperature aerospace applications}
author = {Awan, I S}
abstractNote = {A complete method for the ablation analysis of both charring and non-charring ablative materials is presented on the basis of constituent materials properties of composites. Properties of constituent materials are used in a way that effective thermophysical properties of a composite can be obtained as a function of void volume fraction, fiber orientation and ply angle to achieve the best possible ablative or insulative performance of the composite. There is an excellent matching when results are compared with experimental data cited in literature. (author)}
place = {Pakistan}
year = {2004}
month = {Jul}
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