The results on the distribution of heat flows coming to the refractory plate of a hypersonic aircraft moving at different distances from the Earth's surface with cosmic velocities are obtained. The results of studies related to the study of phase transitions in the wall boundary layer occurring during the flow of hypersonic flow ablating surface are presented. The influence of the catalytic wall on the heat flow is considered. The main attention is paid to the analysis of the surface entrainment of high-speed aircraft, based on a detailed account of the mechanism of heterogeneous catalytic reactions in the conditions of surface mass transfer. The temperature distribution over the thickness of the boundary layer at the critical point of a blunted body with a refractory coating for a particular section of the flight path is given. Mass entrainment from the surface of crystalline refractory bodies is determined. Ill. 7. Ref. 16.
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