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Hi,everyone
what's the difference between static and total temperature? which is the real temperature of the fluid? thanks! |
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T_0 = T[1+(gamma-1)*(M^2)/2] CpT_0 = u^2/2 + Cp*T
where T_0 is the Total temperature and T is the static temperature. If u consider a fluid flowing and consider a fluid particle if this particle is brought to rest adiabatically then the temperature measured by the particle is called Total temperature or stagnation temperature. where the other T is called static temperature. The temperature measured by ur thermometer and ohter insturments. |
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I see,thank you!
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then which one is inlet temperature and which is outlet temperature?
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