Ju1y, 1970.
NORMAL SHOCK WAVE PROPERTIES IN DISSOCIATED CHLORINE
by
Y. Kondo and C. K. Law
UTIAS
Technica1 Note No. 14
9
,
NORMAL SHOCK WAVE PROPERTIES IN DISSOCIATEq CHLORINE
by
Y. Kondo and C. K. Law
Manuscfipt received June, 1970.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The authors would like to express their gratitude to their supervisor
Professor I. I. Glass, for bis helpful direction in the preparation of this
work.
Stimulating discussions and advice from Dr.
M. Bristow are also
ack-nowledged with thanks.
The financial support for this work
was
provided
by
the National
Re-search Council of Canada and the Air Force Office of Scientific ReRe-search
under
grant AF-8FOSR 68-1368A.
SUMMARY
Accurate tab les are presented for the gasdynamic and thermodynamic
properties behind incident and reflected normal shock waves of gaseous chlorine
in dissociation equilibri urn.
The values of the temperature and pressure behind
the respective shocks have been computed to within 0.1% of the exact root.
Second order correction factors for the molecular partition·
function have
also been taken into account.
The intial temperature is taken to be 298.13
0
K for all cases, the
initial pressures cover the range from 0.01 to 2000 mmHg and the incident shock
Mach number is varied in increments of 0.1 from
6
to 18.
The computer program was written in such a way that only slight
modi-fictions are needed for its use with
ot~er
gases and other states of equilibrium.
Summary
Notation
Discussion of Results
Figures
Tables
Program Listipg
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
A
B
P
c
p
C
v
h
H
k
M
s
N
p
R
S
T
u
v
z
E
n
Pl
NOTATION
Speed of Sound
Characteristlc temperature of molecular rotation for
electronic level p in oK
Specific heat at constant pressure
Specific heat at constant volume
Statistical weight of n
th
electronic energy level
Planck's
const~nt
h/27T
Specific Enthalpy
Boltzmann's constant
Equilibrium constant for dis.
sociation
Mass of one ID9+e of atom X
Inc
~
dent
shock Mach number
Flow Mach number in state 2 in laboratory reference frame
Flow Mach number behind reflected shock
Avogadro' s number
Pressure
Gas constant defined as (Nk)/(2m)
Specific entropy
Temperature
Veloci ty in
shbok,
sta.j?iDnfu;>y
·~ne;fefenll.e
frame
Velocity in laboratory reference frame
Compressibility factor defined as
(1
+
a)
Degree of dissociation
Ratio of Specific Heat
th
Second order correct ion factor to the n
electronic state
of the molecular partition function
th
Characteristic temperature of electronic excitation of n
electronic state in oK
p
SUBSCRIPl'S
n
x
2
5
21
51
SUPERSCRIPl'S
I
R
Characteristic temperature of dissociation in oK
Characteristic temperature of molecular vibration oK
Density
Electronic energy level
Atomie Species
Molecular Species
State ahead of Incident Shock
State behind incident shock or ahead of
ref~ected shock
State behind the reflected shock
Denotes ratio of property of shock state 2 to that of state 1
Denotes ratio of property of shock state
5
to that of state 1
Incident Shock
Reflected Shock
v
.
Vl.
INTRODUCTION
The computer program, developed by Law and Bristow (Ref.l), was
modi-fied in order to obtain the present set of tab les for chlorine in dissociation
equilibrium.
In obtaining the normal shock properties by assuming a dissociation
equilibrium model, the only modification needed was to change all the gas
con-stants in the subI9utine
.
FTHMO to those for atomic and molecular chlorine.
The program is listed in Ref.l, but with the subroutine FTHMO
·
for chlorine
in~uded
in the present report.
To obtain the tables for the normal shock properties with the
assump-tion of vibraassump-tional equilibrium in all states, the statement (in FTHM
O
)
AL
=
SQRT ((XK/(KX
+
4.
*
p)))
was changed to read
AL
=
O.
which dictates that the degree of dissociation remain at zero for all states
,
viz., 1, 2 and
5.
DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
The results are presented in both tabular and graphical forma
Table 2 presents the no
r
mal shock properties with t
h
e assumption of
dissociation equilibrium.
The initial temperature Tl is fixed at 298.13°K
,
whereas Pl assumes the values 0.01, 0.02, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10,
20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 760, 1000
and 2000 mmHg.
Table
3
is similar to Table 2 except that bot
h
the initial temperature
and the initial pressure are systematically varied.
Results in Table
4
assume a vibrational equilibrium model in all
states, where the shock
~~ch
nurnber M is limited to a maximum value of 10.
s
The thermodynamic properties behind the incident shock for translational
(T) and rotational (R) equilibrium (T 7 R
+
V(T
l
)) and as well as for vibrational
(V) equilibrium (T
+
R
+
V(T
2
)
are presented in Figs. 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3. It
should be noted that even at room temperature chlorine exhibits a marked deg
r
ee
of vibrational excitation i.e.
7
1
=
1.326
for Tl
=
298.13°K.
The shock
'
properties of chlorine differ from those of other diatomic
gases (e.g. O
2,
N
2
) in that it becomes vibrationally excited and dissociated
at much lower temperatures due to its relatively small characteristic vibration
and dissociation temperatures. For an initial pressure of 1 mmHg the gas is
completely dissociated at M
~
15
behind the incident normal shock and at
M
~ 10 behind the reflecteä shock. Since the effects of ionization have not
b~en taken into account, care should be taken in utilizing the present data for
conditions of significant dissociation, where some ionization may be present
,
i.e.
for
a
>
0.98~
The dependence of the normal shock properties on the initial temperature
Tl are
il~ustrated
in Table 3.
The deviation of these groperties within the
range of the usual laboratory temperature (290
o
K to 300 K) is around 1% for
the most sensitive parameters, i.e., Tand Z.
The differences in T
2
, T
5
, Z2 and
o
0
8
0
0
Z~
between Tl
=
298.13 K and 295.0 K and between Tl
=
29 .13 K and 290.0 K are
plotted in Flg'S. 4.1 to 4.4 for initial pressures of 1, 10, and 100 mmHg.
The behaviour of the gasydnamic properties behind the reflected shock
for conditions of high shock Mach number and high initial pressures, e.g.,
Ms
~ l~,
and Pl
~
760 mmHg was observed to be unusual in that the dissociation
fraction
a
was lower behind the reflected shock than ahead of it. In other words
some of the chlorine atoms recombine af ter being processed by the reflected shock
.
Secondly, it was also noticed that, under these extreme conditions, as the
streng
th
of the incident shock was increased, the dissociation fraction behind the
reflec
t
ed shock reached a maximum without attaining a value of unity.
To check for possible errors in the computer program, values from the
computer output were substituted back into the formulas defining thermodynamic
properties as well as the normal shock relations (see Chapter 2.3 in Ref. 1).
The agreement was exact, implying that the computer results obtained do represent
the behaviour of chlorine for conditions of dissociation equilibrium. We
~herefore
attempt to offer a qualitative explanation of
t
his phenomena as follows.
The degree of dissociation is defined as
a
=
(
Kd
)1/2
Kd
+
4p
( 1)
where Kd, the equilibrium constant for dissociation, is given by
_ {M k
5/ 3 } 3/?- 5/
2
Kd -
N
~
47T
T
exp
(1-exp(-8 /T))
n
(2)
Kd is therefore most sensitive to variations in the Boltzmann factor exp(-8
D
/T),
so that at low temperature a small change in T produces a large change in
exp(-8D/T), whereas the reverse is true at high temperatures. For chlorine
8
D
=
2e,735
0
K, so that for temperatures of l4,300oK and l430 0K, an increment of
10000K
produc~s an increase in the Boltzmann factor by amounts of the order of
unity and 103b respectively.
Thus
i t
is not inc:önceivable that under certain
circumstances, as the incident shock strength is increased, the rate of increase
of Kd is considerably slower than that of
a
in the region behind the reflected
shock, enabling us to obtain a smaller value of a.
The criterion that an ensemble of dissociated gas at give conditions
of Tand p will further dissociate or recombine upon a slight increase in tempe
r
a-ture and pressure, has been formulated as follows*.
From Eq. (1) we have:
2 (
Kd
k
+
d
4p )1/2
(Kd
+
1
4
p
)2 Po
{ ( d Kd )
\<it
'
.IJ
,
11
LlT _
Kd 6
P
}
U
0
Thus if the gas recombines upon an increase of temperature and pressure, 6a
<
0,
implying that
[
d Kd ]
P
~
6T
<
Kd 6p
P
(4)
because
[
dd~dJp
~
-
[6Kd
6T
J
p
Hence Eq. (4) becomes:
~>
6Kd
for 6 a
<
°
p
Kd
(6)
For fut her dissociation to occur,
~
<
6 Kd
for 00
>
°
P
Kd
The criteria stated in Eqs.
(6)
and
(7)
have been tested for various
cases in the present tables and were found to be valid suggesting that the
dissociation fraction
a
5
behind the reflected shock does attain a maximum value
as the incident shock strength is increased.
* The authors are indebted to Professor S. C. Lin of the Dept. of Aerospace
and Mechanical Engineering Sciences, University of California, San Diego,
for suggesting this explanation.
1.
Law, C. K.
Bristow, M.
2.
Herzberg, G.
3.
McBride, B.
J.
Heimel, S.
Ehlers,
J.
G.
Gordon, S.
4 •
Moore, C. E.
RE:FERENC ES
"Tables of Normal Shock Wave Properties for Oxygen
and Nitrogen in Dissociation Equilibrium", UTlAS
Tech. Note No. 148, 1969.
Spectra of Diatomic Molecules, Von Nostrand,
New York, 1950.
"TherIlX)dynamic Properties to 6000
0
K for 210
Substanees lnvolving the First 18 Elements", NASA
SP-3001, 1963.
"Atomie Energy Levels," VoLl, Circular 467, NES,
(1949).
CONTACT
SURFACE
INaDENT
SHOCK
(A) INCIDENT
SHOCK
IN
STATIONARY ( LABORATORY ) REFERENCE FRAME
CONTACT
SURFACE
-f-U~
INCIDENT
SHOCK
2 I
..
(B)
INCIDENT SHOCK
IN
MOVING
(SHOCKFRONT)
REFERENCE FRAME
CONTACT
REFLECTEO
SURFACE
SHOCK
(C) REFLECTEO
SHOCK
IN
STATIONARY (LABORATORY) REFERENCE FRAME
CONTACT
REFLECTED
SURFACE
SHOCK
(0) REFLECTED
SHOCK
IN
MOVING
(SHOCKFRONT) REFERENCE FRAME
FIG. I
SCHEMATIC
SHOCKS
IN
DIAGRAM
SHOWING
INCIDENT
a
REFLECTED
500
p
=
0.01
torr --...,.-2
I
'
.
:...HiI~-
1000
100
T
+
R
+
vn.,
10
T. •
298.13 •
K
I--~---~---~----~---~----~
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
MI
Fig.
2-1
Pressure Ratio
(P2/P1)
Across Normal Incident Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
2
TI •
298.13 • K
0.01
torr
--
~l1J.1.---1 ..
--
R.!_
--,..,.~,.",
---/",,'"
_---" +
R
+
VIT.)
...
--~",,-'
.
" , ,-,,/
"
,,/'"
/ " /
4
6
8
MI
10
12
14
16
Fig. 2-2 Density Ratio
(f
2 /Yl> Across Normal Incident Shock Wave
J
TI
T,
24
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
,
I
22
·
I
I
I
I
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
T. • 298.13 -K
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
l
I
I
I
,
I
I
I
I
T
+
R
+
vn.,
• I
,
I
I
.
,
I
I
,
I
/
I
I
I
t - - T +
R
+
V(T
a,
I
I
I
I
1
1
I
1
1
1
, ,
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I I
I I
I I
I
/
I
I
I
I
I
I
I /
I
I
I
I
I I
I I
I I
I /
I I
I /
I /
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ I
/ I
I /
/ /
/1
/ 11 1
1 1
I/.
I
I
I
I
I.
P
2
0.01
torr
,::
I
MI
Fig. 2-3 Temperature Ratio (T2/Tl) Across Normal Incident Shock Wave
..
50r-~----~----~~----~----~----~----~---45
TI •
298.13 • K
40
35
30
PI
=
0.01 -
1000
torr
20
"
15
o
--~---~----~---~----~----~---~----~
14
16
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
M.
Fig. 2-4 Enthalpy Ratio (h2/hl) Across Normal Incident Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
Q2
a.-4.5
----...,..---..,.----,~--r---,__--~--ï
4.0
r. •
298.13 eK
3.5
3.0
PI
:
1000
torr
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Fig. 2-5 Sound Speed Ratio (a2/al) Across Normal Incident Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
2.1
r - - -...
- -...
--...,.---r---"T"'""""---,----2.0
1. •
298.13
0
K
1.9
1.8
PI
: 0.01
torr
1.7
0.1
1.6
1.0
Z2
10
1.5
100
1.4
~--IOOO
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0
2
4
6
8
.
10
12
14
16
MI
Fig. 2
'
-6 Compressibility Factor (Z2)Againstlncident Shóck Mach
70
--~----~---~----~----~----~----~~--~
60
5
2
50
R
40
30
TI •
298.13· K
PI •
o.
Ol
torr
25
~~----~--~~----~----~----~----~----~
1 : 2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
M.
Fig. 2-7 Entropy (S2/R) A
'
gainst Incident Shock Mach Number Ms
in Chlorine
104r-_r---~----_r---~----_r---~----_r---~
p.
&0.01
torr - -...
O.l---~
...
1.0
--r-",4oy".
10
~'---100
/ ' f o l - - - -
1000
la'
T.
Ir298.13
oK
1.5 '---"'---...
---"'---'"""'""'---.1.---... ---.1.---'
I
2
4
6
.
8
la
12
14
16
Ms
Fig.
3-1
Pressure Ratio (P 5
!P1)
for Reflected Normal Shock Wave Against
160
---~----~---~----~---~---~
1'40
PI : 0.01
torr
---<~
120
100
80
60
40
20
T, • 298.13· K
o
~~----~---~----~----~----~----~~--~
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
MI
"
Fig. 3-2
"
Density Ratio (.J'5/)'1) for ReHected Normal Shock Wave Against
SO---~----~---r----~---~----,
, >,TI • 298.13 • K
40
0.01 ---.."
/ ' 4 - -
1000
30
20
PI : 1000
torr
- - - ' 7 '
10
I
~~---~----~~----~---~----~---~----~
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
MI
Fig. 3-3 Temperature Ratio (T5/Tl) for Reflected Normal Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
120
-_--...,..---,---~--..,._--"""T""--___r--___,
TI
=
298.13· K
90
PI : 0.01
torr
- - - I
f1~-
10
,,-..--- 1000
30
1 0 - - - u
~---0.01
Ol
~~·2--~4~--6~---~8---10~--~12--~14~-~16
I
.
Ms
Fig. 3-4 Enthalpy Ratio (h5/hl) for Reflected Normal Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Ntimber Ms in Chlorine
as
a;-10
9
T.
= 298.13
0
K
8
0.01
7
1000
6
s
4
PI
=
1000
torr - - - , /
3
2
I
~~---~----~---~----~---~----~----~
I
2
Fig. 3-5
4
6
8
10
12
'
14
MI
Sound Speed Ratio (a5/ a ) for
·
Reflected Normal
Shoc~
Wave
Against Incident Shock 1Mach Number Ms
in
~
Chlorine
Zs
-,1
2.1
r---~---~----~---~---~----~----~
2.0
0.0 I
----'.1-./
1.9
O.l--~
I.O--~~
1.8
1.7
PI
:
1000
torr
1.6
100
10
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.2
TI
=
298.13
0
K
1.1
1.0
L..-."""","~IIi;:;",I,. _ _ _ _ _ _ - ' - -_ _ _ _---L ______
- ' -______
J.-. ____
-J..
_ _ _ _
- - . I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Ms
Fig. 3 -6 Compressibility Factor (Z5) for Reflected Normal Shock Wave
Against Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
Ss
R
70
~~---~---r----~---~----~---~----~
T,
• 298.13 • K
60
p.
a
0.01
torr
- - - . y '
50
40
30
25
--~---~----~----~---~----~---~----~
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Ms
Fig. 3-7 Entropy (S5/R) for Reflected Normal Shock Wave Against
Incident Shock Mach Number Ms in Chlorine
103---T----~~----~----._----~----~r_----~----ï
10'
I~L-~---L---~----~----~---~----~----~
I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Ms
Fig. 4-1 Influence of Initial Conditions on Incident Temperature T 2
in Chlorine
IOI~~---~----~---~---~----~---~---10'
100~
__
~____
~______
~______
~______
~____
~______
~______
~I
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
MI
Fig. 4 -2 Influence of Initial Conditions on Reflected Temperature T5
in Cliorine
IÖI~--~---~----~----~~---r---~----~
PI •
I
torr
---~
p
11
10
tor r
----:~
.
I
~---
PI • 100
torr
.."..".'--- P, •
10
torr
P, •
I
torr
IÖ4~~----
__
~
____
~
____
~
______
~
____
~
____
~
3
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
M.
Fig. 4-3 Influence of Initial Conditions on Incident Compressibility
Factor Z'2 in Chlorine
IÖIr-~~---r---~---~----~---~---~---,
~f---
PI
11
10
torr
PI •
I
torr
~-
PI •
100
torr
'~--
PI • 10
torr
J-H'----
PI.
I
torr
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Fig. 4-4 Influence of Intiial Conditions on Reflected Compressibility Factor Z5
in Chlorine
PROGRAM LISTING OF SUBROurINE FTHMQ AB USED ON IBM 1130
*
Tl • 298.13 IC. MS T2 1.1 1.3
I.'
I.'
1.1 1.8 I •• 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.32.'
2.'
2.'
2.1 2.8 2 •• 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3,
..
,.,
'.0
301 308 lo.'.0
T> 31. 331 330 '03 345 3" 301 '21 311 '01 393 '95 '10 531 '21 508 '45 606 .0. 6.0 483 088 503 131 52' 11> 5'0 820 568 80. "1 '00 615 ,945 0'0 .80.0.
1011 0.2 1038 11' 1063 141 1085 115 1106 803 1125 832 1143 800 1161 081 1111 912 1193 .36 1209.5.
1224 P21 P'I 1.24 1.53 1.51 2.22 1.79 3.08 2.10 4.14 2.44 5.40 2.19 6.89 3.11 8.61 3.58 10.57 4.00 12.79 4.45 15.27 4.92 18.02 5.42 21.04 5.94 24.33 6.48 21.89 7.05 31.11 7.64 35.18 8.25 40.07 8.88 44.58 9.54 49.31 10.23 54.26 10.93 59.44 11.66 64.86 12.42 10.55 13.20 16.53 14.01 82.87 14.84 89.63 15.11 96.89 16.61 104.75 11.54 113.Z8 18.51 122.53 Tl • 298.13 K MS T2'.1
•• 2'.3
...
•• 5 •• 0 •• 1 •• 8•••
5.0 5.1 5.25.,
5 •• 5.5 5.0 5.1 5.8,
..
0.0 0.1 0.2 0.30.'
0.'
•••
6.1 •• 8•••
1.0 15'"
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1.12 1.360 1.05 1.0000 1.320 4.13 3.13 n.05 0.302
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