Submission Deadline: 15 January 2020 (closed)
High-speed and high-temperature flows (HSHTF) are of unique significance in many application areas of aeronautics, astronautics, energy and power engineering, etc. In fact, HSHTF problems always involve various complicated physical, chemical, and even multi-field coupling effects, such as shock waves, jets, combustion, and thermo-chemical nonequilibrium, which bring great difficulties to researchers. This special issue aims to highlight all recent theoretical, numerical and experimental advances in the research field of HSHTF.
This issue will be coordinated by an excellent EI journal, Fluid Dynamics & Materials Processing (FDMP). Both original and review articles on HSHTF are welcomed, including but not limited to the following potential topics:
1) Supersonic/hypersonic aerodynamic phenomena;
2) Subsonic/supersonic combustions and propulsion technologies;
3) Thermal protection systems related to HSHTF;
4) Shock wave/boundary layer interactions in HSHTF
5) Transition or turbulence in HSHTF;
6) High-temperature real-gas effects;
7) High-speed or high-temperature rarefied gas flows;
8) High-speed plasma flow and control;
9) New numerical or experimental methods for HSHTF.
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