Investigating Liquid Droplets and Ice Crystals in the Atmosphere and Their Potential Damage to Hypersonic Vehicles

Authors

Imteaz Osmani
Hallie Boyer Chelmo, University of North DakotaFollow

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Description

Ice crystal aggregates found in stratospheric clouds are detrimental to hypersonic flights. This poster demonstrates a method for generating ice crystals in the lab without physical touch using electrodynamic balance and shares a plan in upcoming years for investigating ice crystal interaction with shock waves.

Publication Date

3-2-2023

Document Type

Poster

City

Grand Forks, ND

Keywords

Hypersonics, Ice Crystals, Ice Aggregates, Shock Wave, Shock Tube

Comments

Presented at the 2023 UND Graduate Research Achievement Day.

Recommended Citation

Osmani, Imteaz and Chelmo, Hallie Boyer, "Investigating Liquid Droplets and Ice Crystals in the Atmosphere and Their Potential Damage to Hypersonic Vehicles" (2023). Graduate Research Achievement Day Posters. 8.
https://commons.und.edu/grad-posters/8