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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Sections :
- Compressible Flow
- System, Surroundings and Control Volume
- Laws of Thermodynamics
- Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
- First Law of Thermodynamics
- Second Law of Thermodynamics
- Perfect Gas Law
- Consequences of First Law for a Perfect Gas
- Consequences of Second Law for a Perfect Gas
- Equations of Motion for a Compressible Flow
- Continuity Equation
- Momentum Equation
- Energy Equation
- Stagnation Conditions
- Constant from Stagnation Conditions
- Area-Velocity Relation
- 1-D Isentropic Relations
- Sonic Point as Reference
- Mass Flow Rate
- Equations of Motion in absence of Area Changes
- Wave Propagation
- Speed of Sound
- Propagation of a Source of Sound
- Stationary Source
- Source moving at Subsonic Speeds
- Source moving at the Speed of Sound
- Source moving at Supersonic Speeds
- Response of Subsonic and Supersonic Flows to an Obstacle
- Subsonic Flow
- Supersonic Flow
- Shock Waves
- Formation of a Shock Wave
- Normal Shock Waves
- Important Characteristics of a Normal Shock
- Flow through Nozzles and Ducts
- Flow through a Converging Nozzle
- Flow through a Converging-diverging nozzle
- Supersonic Nozzle Flow Experiment
- Two-Dimensional Compressible Flow
- Oblique Shock Waves
- Relations across an Oblique Shock
- Relation between β and θ
- Supersonic Flow past Concave Corners and Wedges
- Weak Oblique Shocks
- Supersonic Compression by Turning
- Convergence of Mach Waves
- Prandtl-Meyer Expansion
- Shock Interactions and Detached Shocks
- Shock Reflection from a Wall
- Intersection of two Shocks
- Strong Solutions – Detached Shocks
- Mach Reflection
- Shock-Expansion Techniques for Aerofoils
- Flat Plate Aerofoil
- Diamond Aerofoil
- Interaction between shocks and expansion waves
- Thin Aerofoil Theory
- Flow about a Flat Plate Aerofoil at an Angle of Attack
- Diamond Aerofoil
- An Arbitrary Aerofoil
- Second Order Theory
- Reduction of Drag by cancelling the Waves
- Method of Characteristics
- Theory of Method of Characteristics
- Compatibility Relations
- Computing with Method of Characteristics
- Flow through a Diverging Duct
- Interior Point
- Boundary Point
- Cancellation of Waves
- Design of a Supersonic Nozzle
- Unsteady Supersonic Flow
- Moving Normal Shock Waves
- Shock Induced Motion
- Reflection of a Moving Shock
- Unsteady Expansion Waves
- Shock Tube Flow
- Compressible Flow Tables/Software
- Subsonic Compressible Flow Table
- Supersonic Compressible Flow Table
- Normal Shock, Mach wave and Expansion Wave Table
- Oblique Shock Wave Table
- Isentropic Compressible Flow Calculator
- Normal Shock Calculator
- Mach Wave Calculator
- Expansion Wave Calculator
- Oblique Shock Wave Calculator
- Supersonic Nozzle Simulator
- Shocktube Simulator
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