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Aircraft Engine Construction - Ideal ramjet engine

Elaborated by Robert JAKUBOWSKI PhD, Rzeszow University of Technology

Table of Contents
IDEAL RAMJET ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
RAMJET SINGLE POINT WORK ANALYSIS.......................................................................................................1
PERFORMANCE OF IDEAL RAMJET................................................................................................................. 7
FUNCTIONS....................................................................................................................................................... 11

IDEAL RAMJET
Ramjet engine scheme and assumed cutsection index are presented in the figure below

Fig. Rumjest engine

RAMJET SINGLE POINT WORK ANALYSIS


Given

T0=217 K, P0=22 kPa, M0=1.5, Tt4=1500 K, air mass flow m=20 kg/s

Gas parameters:

Air: k=1.4; cp=1005 J/kg/K, R=287 J/kg/K,

Fumes in turbine and nozzle kt=1.33, cpt=1170 J/kg/K, Rt=290 J/kg/K,

For combustion in combustor cpB=1200 J/kg/K,

Fuel heat value: FHV=43 MJ/kg

Flight Mach No
M0 = 1.5000

Air Mass flow [kg/s]

1
m0 = 20

Turbine inlet temperature [K]


Tt4 = 1500

Ambient conditions

Static temperature [K]


T0 = 217

Static pressure [Pa]


P0 = 22000

Section 0

Total temperature [K]

Tt0 = 314.6500

Total pressure [Pa]

Pt0 = 8.0763e+04

Speed of sound [m/s]

a0 = 295.2805

Flight speed [m/s]

V0 = 442.9208

Section 1 Engine inlet

Total temperature [K]

Tt1 = 314.6500

Total pressure [Pa]

Pt1 = 8.0763e+04

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Section 3 - Compressor outlet / Burner inlet

Total temperature [K]

Tt3 = 314.6500

Total pressure [Pa]

Pt3 = 8.0763e+04

Section 4 Burner outlet

Total temperature [K]

Tt4 = 1500

Total pressure [Pa]

Pt4 = 8.0763e+04

BURNER

Fuel-air ratio

fB = 0.0331

Fuel mass flow [kg/s]

mfB = 0.6616

Section 9 Engine Nozzle outlet

Total temperature [K]

Tt9 = 1500

Total pressure [Pa]

Pt9 = 8.0763e+04

Static pressure [Pa]

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P9 = 22000

Static temperature [K]

T9 = 1.0863e+03

Jet stream Mach No

M9 = 1.5192

Speed of sound [m/s]

a9 = 647.2958

Jet speed [m/s]

V9 = 983.3714

TURBOJET ENGINE PERFORMANCE CALCULATION

Thrust [N]

T = 1.1460e+04

Specific thrust [Ns/kg]

ST = 572.9801

Specific fuel consumption [kg/N/s]

SFC = 5.7732e-05

Specific fuel consumption [kg/N/h]

SFC = 0.2078

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Thermal efficiency

etha_th = 0.2822

Propulsive efficiency

etha_p = 0.6322

Overall efficiency

etha_o = 0.1784

VISUALIZATION of SINGLE POINT CALCULATION RESULTS

Temperature, pressure vs engine cutsections plot

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CONCLUSIONS

• Pressure increases in inlet - ram efect (from sataic to total due to flight speed)
• Pressure decrease in propelling nozzle (from total to static - jet speed is produecd)
• Tepearture increase in inlet and combustor
• Temparture decrease in propeling nozzle

Tabela = 8×3 table


Parameter Unit Value

1 'Thrust' 'kN' 11.4596


2 'Specific Thrust' 'N*s/kg' 572.9801
3 'V9' 'm/s' 983.3714
4 'Fuel consumption' 'kg/s' 0.6616
5 'Specific fuel consump' 'kg/N/h' 0.2078
6 'therm. efficiency' '-' 0.2822
7 'prop. efficiency' '-' 0.6322
8 'overall efficiency' '-' 0.1784

Temperature - entropy plot

Combuctor entropy growth

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deltaS = 1.8741e+03

CONCLUSIONS

• Ram compression (in the inlet) is isentropic as decompression in the propelling nozzle. The entropy grow
is observed in combustion process only

PERFORMANCE OF IDEAL RAMJET

Example of the ideal ramjet calculation for flight speed from 0 to 3 for different Tt4;

Given

T0=217 K, P0=22 kPa, air mass flow m=20 kg/s

Calculation is done in the loop for M0=[0:0.1:5] first for Tt4=1000K and next for Tt4-1200k and Tt4=1500 K

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Ramjet engine thrust increases to its maximum with flight speed and then decreases. For higher Tt4 thrust
is higher and reaches its maximum value for higher flight speed. Specific thrust vs flight speed relation looks
similar.

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The fuel to air ratio goes down with flight speed. Additionally it is lower for the lower Tt4. The range of flight
speed applicability is lower when Tt4 is lower (the end of range when f reaches 0)

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Figure: Ramjet efficiency - dashed line - thermal efficiency; dashed-dot line - propulsive efficiency; continous
line - overal efficiency

All ramjet efficiencies incease with flight speed.

FUNCTIONS

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