Film Cooling in Aerospace Applications
A special issue of Aerospace (ISSN 2226-4310).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 May 2023) | Viewed by 4374
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
I extend a sincere invitation to all colleagues who wish to submit research papers to this Special Issue of Aerospace on “Film Cooling in Aerospace Applications”. Although the field is film cooling for aerospace applications, fluid flow and heat transfer analysis in fundamental or applied science fields, combined film and impingement cooling and transpiration cooling, cooling requirements for hydrogen or ammonia-based propulsion systems, or hybrid electric propulsion may also be included. The primary selection criteria for paper acceptance are academic excellence, industrial relevance, originality, and the novelty of applications, methods, or fundamental findings. Research can be experimental, theoretical, or computational, and their combination is equally acceptable. The purpose of this Special Issue of Aerospace is to share new ideas and research results in the aerospace industry that are related to cooling technologies of the key components exposed to extremely high temperatures. Therefore, submissions from other interdisciplinary fields, including energy, mechanical, and chemical engineering and new materials sciences, are possible. Of course, research papers on fluid flow and heat transfer in the field of the Fourth Industrial Revolution are also welcome.
We believe it would be very helpful for the community to exchange ideas on novel and efficient cooling techniques in the challenging aerospace sector, which is striving to achieve a net-zero target.
Dr. Kuldeep Singh
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- film cooling
- aero-engines
- gas turbine
- rocket
- combustion chambers
- turbine blades
- nozzles
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