| Gas Dynamics &Supersonic Flow
 Compressible Flow
 Equations of Motion
 1-D Isentropic Relations
 Wave Propagation
 Flow through Nozzles and Ducts
 2-D Compressible Flow
 Prandtl-Meyer Expansion
 Shock Interactions
 Shock-Expansion Techniques for Aerofoils
 Method of Characteristics
 Unsteady Supersonic Flow
 Flow Tables/Software
 
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Compressible Flow
System, Surroundings and Control VolumeLaws of ThermodynamicsZeroth Law of ThermodynamicsFirst Law of ThermodynamicsSecond Law of ThermodynamicsPerfect Gas LawConsequences of First Law for a Perfect GasConsequences of Second Law for a Perfect GasEquations of Motion for a Compressible Flow
Continuity EquationMomentum EquationEnergy EquationStagnation ConditionsConstant from Stagnation ConditionsArea-Velocity Relation1-D Isentropic Relations
Sonic Point as ReferenceMass Flow RateEquations of Motion in absence of Area ChangesWave Propagation
Speed of SoundPropagation of a Source of SoundStationary SourceSource moving at Subsonic SpeedsSource moving at the Speed of SoundSource moving at Supersonic SpeedsResponse of Subsonic and Supersonic Flows to an ObstacleSubsonic FlowSupersonic FlowShock WavesFormation of a Shock WaveNormal Shock WavesImportant Characteristics of a Normal ShockFlow through Nozzles and Ducts
Flow through a Converging NozzleFlow through a Converging-diverging nozzleSupersonic Nozzle Flow ExperimentTwo-Dimensional Compressible Flow
Oblique Shock WavesRelations across an Oblique ShockRelation between β and θSupersonic Flow past Concave Corners and WedgesWeak Oblique ShocksSupersonic Compression by TurningConvergence of Mach WavesPrandtl-Meyer ExpansionShock Interactions and Detached Shocks
Shock Reflection from a WallIntersection of two ShocksStrong Solutions – Detached ShocksMach ReflectionShock-Expansion Techniques for Aerofoils
Flat Plate AerofoilDiamond AerofoilInteraction between shocks and expansion wavesThin Aerofoil TheoryFlow about a Flat Plate Aerofoil at an Angle of AttackDiamond AerofoilAn Arbitrary AerofoilSecond Order TheoryReduction of Drag by cancelling the WavesMethod of Characteristics
Theory of Method of CharacteristicsCompatibility RelationsComputing with Method of CharacteristicsFlow through a Diverging DuctInterior PointBoundary PointCancellation of WavesDesign of a Supersonic NozzleUnsteady Supersonic Flow
Moving Normal Shock WavesShock Induced MotionReflection of a Moving ShockUnsteady Expansion WavesShock Tube FlowCompressible Flow Tables/Software
Subsonic Compressible Flow TableSupersonic Compressible Flow TableNormal Shock, Mach wave and Expansion Wave TableOblique Shock Wave TableIsentropic Compressible Flow CalculatorNormal Shock CalculatorMach Wave CalculatorExpansion Wave CalculatorOblique Shock Wave CalculatorSupersonic Nozzle SimulatorShocktube Simulator |