A state-to-state model of H-2/He plasmas coupling the master equations for internal distributions of heavy species with the transport equation for the free electrons has been used as a basis for implementing a multi-temperature kinetic model. in the multi-temperature model internal distributions of heavy particles are Boltzmann, the electron energy distribution function is Maxwell, and the rate coefficients of the elementary processes become a function of local temperatures associated to the relevant equilibrium distributions. The slatedo-state and multi-temperature models have been compared in the case of a homogenous recombining plasma, reproducing the conditions met during supersonic expansion though converging-diverging nozzles.

Multi-temperature Model Derived from State-to-State Kinetics for Hypersonic Entry in Jupiter Atmosphere

Colonna G;D'Ammando G;Pietanza L D;Capitelli M
2014

Abstract

A state-to-state model of H-2/He plasmas coupling the master equations for internal distributions of heavy species with the transport equation for the free electrons has been used as a basis for implementing a multi-temperature kinetic model. in the multi-temperature model internal distributions of heavy particles are Boltzmann, the electron energy distribution function is Maxwell, and the rate coefficients of the elementary processes become a function of local temperatures associated to the relevant equilibrium distributions. The slatedo-state and multi-temperature models have been compared in the case of a homogenous recombining plasma, reproducing the conditions met during supersonic expansion though converging-diverging nozzles.
2014
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
elementary pmcesses in H-2/He plasma
state-to-state kinetics
multi-temperature model
recombining plasma
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