Nozzle Design
Define the parameters from openMotor for the fuel.
Parameters to know: F,P0,Pe,O/F,T0,k and R
Here I will choose KNSB:
- Specific Heat Ratio, γ=1.1361
- Combustion Temperature, To=1520K
- Exhaust Molar Mass, M=39.9g⋅mol
⟹R=0.03998.31446=208.3824561404J/kg⋅K
- Characteristic Velocity, c∗=885m/s
Take Properties, ()0≈()1
Conical
Throat temperature, T∗=k+12⋅T1
Throat Pressure,
P∗=P1(1+2γ−1)−γ−1γ
Ideal thrust Coefficient,
Cf,ideal=γ−12γ2(γ+12)γ−1γ+1[1−(PcPe)γγ−1]
Actual thrust coefficient,
λ=21+cos(α∘)Cf,actual=λ⋅Cf
Throat area, derived using m*=rhoAv*=rhoAa
At=Pcγ(γ+12)γ−1γ+1m˙RTc
From area find D_t
P_e /P_optimum,
Poptimum=32(Plow−Phigh)
Exit mach no,
Me=γ−12[(PePc)γγ−1−1]
Expansion ratio,
ϵ=AtAe=Me1[γ+12(1+2γ−1Me2)]2(γ−1)γ+1
From A_e find exit diameter
Find diverging length,
Ld=tan(α∘)re−rt
Throat Velocity, a=kRT
Exit Velocity,
v=k−12kRT0[1−(p0p2)kk−1]
For the contour nozzle see Huzel & Huang page 76.
References
[1] https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/display/RocketTeam/Lecture+5%3A+Hardware+Design+of+Cases+and+Bolts
[2] http://www.cientificosaficionados.com/libros/cohetes.pdf
[3] Rocket Propulsion Elements, George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz.
[4] Modern Engineering for Design of Liquid-Propellant Rocket Engines, Huzel & Huang