Abstract
The article investigates the modes of gas flow through the flue of a steam direct-flow generator unit using a laboratory stand formed from a cylindrical coil. The criterion for determining the gas flow regime is a dimensionless quantity called the Reynolds number. The speeds and temperatures of the airflow were determined experimentally. Based on these results, the Reynolds number was calculated and the flow modes at each measurement point were determined, as well as the dependence of the Reynolds number on temperature and velocity was obtained, the experiment was analyzed. The reason for further study of aerodynamic processes in a ramjet steam generator is substantiated.
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