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May 16, 2005, 17:53 |
Supersonic nozzle
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Dear CFD people:
Is it possible to obtain uniform, isentropic, shock free flow through a minimum length nozzle (MLN), (the expansion section is eliminated) ? I believe it is possible but.. My question is: If it is possible to obtain uniform, isentropic, shock free flow through MLN, why people want to design a long supersonic nozzle with gently curved expansion section. Any comment is appreciated Thank you Danny |
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