Mile Stone

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Fig: (a) Rankine – Hugoniot curve in p-v plane   (b) Rankine –Hugoniot curve for q = 𝑞_1

  Fig: Theoretical dependence of specific impulse on flight Mach number for different systems and different fuels [1].

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1. Bratkovich, T. E., Aarnio, M. J., Williams, J. T., An introduction to pulse detonation rocket engines (PDREs), AIAA 1997-2724.

  Fig: Schematic of the rotating detonation engine

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[2]. Schwer, D., and Kailasanath, K., “Numerical investigation of rotating detonation engines,” 46th AIAA Joint Propulsion Conference, AIAA-2010-6880, 2010

  Fig: Representative photograph of an experimental test rig of an RDE and hot fire test [2].

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Lu, F. K., Braun, E. M., Rotating detonation wave propulsion: experimental challenges, modeling, and engine concepts, J. Propul. Power 30 (5), pp. 1125–1142, 2014.

  Fig: (a) Isometric and (b) cutaway view of RDE [3].

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[4]. Boening, J. A., Wheeler, E. A., Heath, J. D., Koch, J. V., Mattick, A. T., Breidenthal, R. E., Knowlen, C., and Kurosaka, M., “Rotating Detonation Engine Using a Wave Generator and Controller Mixing,” Journal of Propulsion and and Power, Vol. 34, No. 6, 2018, pp. 1364–1375.

  Detonation wave in Hydrogen-O₂/Ar mixture. Wave Speed: ~1600 m/s [5]
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[5] . Prof. Venkat Raman, Advanced Propulsion Concepts Lab, University of Michigan.

  High-fidelity simulation of RDE
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[5]. Prof. Venkat Raman, Advanced Propulsion Concepts Lab, University of Michigan.