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Finite-rate chemistry in a hypersonic wall model: heat-flux selection, non-monotone rate response and transport-closure effects
This study examines how the chemical-reaction timescale alters hypersonic wall-model predictions of heat and momentum transfer. A one-dimensional finite-rate-chemistry wall model for high-enthalpy air is evaluated over 3 <= Ma_e <= 25, 2 <= p_e <= 100 kPa, and a broad range of edge and wall temperat
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