Mathematical Modeling of Multiphase Chemical Equilibrium
Prediction of chemical equilibrium conditions is fundamental to modeling in many aerospace applications including rocket performance and
...Extended Formulations for Modeling of Chemical Equilibrium
Chemical-Kinetic Parameters of Hyperbolic Earth Entry
Effects of Thermal and Chemical Nonequilibrium on Response of Charring Ablative Materials
Quasiclassical Trajectory Analysis of Nitrogen for High-Temperature Chemical Kinetics
Understanding gas–phase chemical kinetics is important for modeling hypersonic flows. This paper discusses quasiclassical trajectory
...Effect of Chemical Reaction Rates on Aeroheating Predictions of Reentry Flows
Continuum Simulations of Hypersonic Flows in Chemical and Thermal Nonequilibrium
The ability of the Navier–Stokes equations to capture the effects of strong chemical and thermal nonequilibrium on gas composition in a
...Natural Convection of Reacting Chemical in Square Enclosure with Circular Cylinder
Natural convection characteristics of a reacting chemical are presented considering a circular cylinder at different locations in a
...Characterization of Carbon Ablation Models Including Effects of Gas-Phase Chemical Kinetics
The modeling of the oxidation and sublimation of carbon-based ablative thermal protection system materials remains an area of active
...Chemical Kinetics and Thermal Properties of Ablator Pyrolysis Products During Atmospheric Entry
Direct simulation of chemical reactions
Analysis of Chemical Nonequilibrium and Elemental Demixing in Plasmatron Facility
Simulation of Oxygen Chemical Kinetics Behind Incident and Reflected Shocks via Master Equation
Master Equation Study and Nonequilibrium Chemical Reactions for Hydrogen Molecule
Review of chemical-kinetic problems of future NASA missions. I - Earth entries
Sensitivity Analysis of Nonequilibrium Martian Entry Flow to Chemical and Thermal Modeling
Comparison of Surface Chemical Kinetic Models for Ablative Reentry of Graphite
Review of chemical-kinetic problems of future NASA missions. II - Mars entries
Chemical Kinetic and Radiative Simulations for Titan Atmospheric Entry