Abstract

In this paper, a new “single-wall” scheme of a high-speed wingless jet aircraft without compressor, which has the smallest, practically “zeroed” external friction and heat and mass transfer resistance with an active external near-wall boundary layer and tangential injection of the superheated steam from a cooling jacket SCC walls was proposed. Moreover, due to the limited flow rate of the combustible laminar sublayer vapor injection and the laminar “scaly” sublayer zeroed friction, the average Mach number of the vortex external near-wall boundary layer will be only 2% less than the Mach number of the flight speed. This circumstance allows not to merge the frontier layer of the hull (“fuselage”), as is done on the overwhelming majority of the aircrafts, but to use the energy and mass of the near-wall boundary layer as a normal incoming air flow.

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