Abstract
A variant of an ejector-mixing nozzle for a chemical oxygen―iodine laser was experimentally tested with notched starlet ejectors. Cold-flow planar laser-induced fluorescence measurements indicated that the starlets provide faster mixing. Hot-flow testing demonstrated that the starlet design improved laser performance by 20―30% above the basic cylindrical ejector design. Furthermore, a conical ejector design with starlet notches was tested that resulted in approximately a 15 % improvement above the cylindrical design and has the potential for higher pressure recovery. Pressures in the singlet-oxygen generator were relatively constant with ejector flow rate, suggesting that existing high-efficiency singlet-oxygen generators can be used with this ejector nozzle configuration without sacrificing generator performance for pressure recovery potential.
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