| 11. | The total heat flux is composed of a conductive, convective and radiative part.
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| 12. | An important aspect of modelling non-equilibrium real gas effects is radiative heat flux.
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| 13. | The conductive heat flux averages 0.1 MW / km 2.
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| 14. | Another factor that determines heat flux sensor behaviour, is the construction of the sensor.
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| 15. | Are heat flux values to high or are they possible?
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| 16. | Heat flux sensors are used for a variety of applications.
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| 17. | Heat flux is in the direction opposite the temperature gradient, hence the minus sign.
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| 18. | This causes the heat flux to reduce after this point.
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| 19. | Peak heat flux and dynamic pressure selects the TPS material.
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| 20. | Heat fluxes across the stable vapor layers are low, but rise slowly with temperature.
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