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|a Oosthuizen, P. H.
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|a Compressible fluid flow
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|a Introduction to compressible fluid flow /
|c Patrick H. Oosthuizen, William E. Carscallen.
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|a Second edition.
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|a Boca Raton, Florida :
|b CRC Press/Taylor & Francis Group,
|c 2014.
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|a Heat transfer
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 547-550) and index.
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|a "Highlighting aspects of compressible fluid dynamics often missed in undergraduate courses, this text reviews background material and lays the foundation for more advanced and specialized courses such as Hypersonic Flow and Low Density Flows. With a wealth of updated and expanded material, this second edition includes numerical results obtained using a modern commercial computer fluid dynamics code, focuses on supporting software and practical applications, provides additional numerical and non-numerical problems, replaces BASIC with MATLAB® routines, and offers COMPROPS 2 software for compressible flow computation"--
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|g 1
|t Introduction
|g 1 --
|t Compressibility
|g 1 --
|t Fundamental Assumptions
|g 5 --
|t Units
|g 8 --
|t SI Units
|g 8 --
|t English System
|g 8 --
|t Conservation Laws
|g 10 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 18 --
|g 2
|t Equations for Steady One-Dimensional Compressible Fluid Flow
|g 21 --
|t Introduction
|g 21 --
|t Control Volume
|g 23 --
|t Continuity Equation
|g 24 --
|t Momentum Equation (Euler's Equation)
|g 26 --
|t Steady Flow Energy Equation
|g 28 --
|t Equation of State
|g 29 --
|t Entropy Considerations
|g 32 --
|t Use of the One-Dimensional Flow Equations
|g 35 --
|t Conclucling Remarks
|g 36 --
|g 3
|t Some Fundamental Aspects of Compressible Flow
|g 39 --
|t Introduction
|g 39 --
|t Isentropic Flow in a Streamtube
|g 39 --
|t Speed of Sound
|g 43 --
|t Mach Waves
|g 51 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 55 --
|g 4
|t One-Dimensional Isentropic Flow
|g 59 --
|t Introduction
|g 59 --
|t Governing Equations
|g 59 --
|t Stagnation Conditions
|g 68 --
|t Critical Conditions
|g 76 --
|t Maximum Discharge Velocity
|g 78 --
|t Isentropic Relations in Tabular and Graphical Form and from Software
|g 79 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 81 --
|g 5
|t Normal Shock Waves
|g 87 --
|t Shock Waves
|g 87 --
|t Stationary Normal Shock Waves
|g 91 --
|t Normal Shock Wave Relations in Terms of Mach Number
|g 100 --
|t Limiting Cases of Normal Shock Wave Relations
|g 108 --
|t Normal Shock Wave Tables and Software
|g 110 --
|t The Pitot Tube in Supersonic Flow
|g 112 --
|t Moving Normal Shock Waves
|g 117 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 129 --
|g 6
|t Oblique Shock Waves
|g 135 --
|t Introduction
|g 135 --
|t Oblique Shock Wave Relations
|g 135 --
|t Reflection of Oblique Shock Waves
|g 146 --
|t Interaction of Oblique Shock Waves
|g 156 --
|t Conical Shock Waves
|g 162 --
|t Conclucling Remarks
|g 165 --
|g 7
|t Expansion Waves: Prandtl-Meyer Flow
|g 169 --
|t Introduction
|g 169 --
|t Prandtl-Meyer Flow
|g 169 --
|t Reflection and Interaction of Expansion Waves
|g 180 --
|t Boundary Layer Effects on Expansion Waves
|g 184 --
|t Flow over Bodies Involving Shock and Expansion Waves
|g 185 --
|t Unsteady Expansion Waves
|g 191 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 204 --
|g 8
|t Variable Area Flow
|g 209 --
|t Introduction
|g 209 --
|t Effects of Area Changes on Flow
|g 209 --
|t Equations for Variable Area Flow
|g 215 --
|t Operating Characteristics of Nozzles
|g 224 --
|t Convergent Nozzle
|g 225 --
|t Convergent-Divergent Nozzle
|g 229 --
|t Convergent-Divergent Supersonic Diffusers
|g 241 --
|t Transonic Flow over a Body
|g 251 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 255 --
|g 9
|t Adiabatic Flow in a Duct with Friction
|g 263 --
|t Introduction
|g 263 --
|t Flow in a Constant Area Duct
|g 263 --
|t Friction Factor Variations
|g 278 --
|t The Fanno Line
|g 284 --
|t Frictional Flow in a Duct Preceded by an Isentropic Nozzle
|g 287 --
|t The Effects of Friction on Variable Area Flow
|g 295 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 298 --
|g 10
|t Flow with Heat Transfer
|g 305 --
|t Introduction
|g 305 --
|t Aerodynamic Heating
|g 305 --
|t The Adiabatic Surface Temperature
|g 306 --
|t Heat Transfer in High-Speed Flow
|g 310 --
|t Internal Flows with Heat Addition or Removal
|g 318 --
|t One-Dimensional Flow in a Constant Area Duct Neglecting Viscosity
|g 319 --
|t Entropy-Temperature Relations
|g 336 --
|t Variable Area Flow with Heat Addition
|g 338 --
|t One-Dimensional Constant Area Flow with Both Heat Exchange and Friction
|g 343 --
|t Isothermal Flow with Friction in a Constant Area Duct
|g 348 --
|t Combustion Waves
|g 353 --
|t Condensation Shocks
|g 362 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 364 --
|t External Flows
|g 364 --
|t Internal Flows
|g 365 --
|t Combustion and Condensation Waves
|g 365 --
|g 11
|t Hypersonic Flow
|g 373 --
|t Introduction
|g 373 --
|t Characteristics of Hypersonic Flow
|g 373 --
|t Newtonian Theory
|g 380 --
|t Modified Newtonian Theory
|g 384 --
|t Forces on a Body
|g 389 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 396 --
|g 12
|t High-Temperature Flows
|g 399 --
|t Introduction
|g 399 --
|t Effect of Temperature on Specific Heats
|g 401 --
|t Perfect Gas Law
|g 410 --
|t Dissociation and Ionization
|g 413 --
|t Nonequilibrium Effects
|g 424 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 425 --
|g 13
|t Low-Density Flows
|g 427 --
|t Introduction
|g 427 --
|t Knudsen Number
|g 427 --
|t Low-Density Flow Regimes
|g 430 --
|t Slip Flow
|g 434 --
|t Free Molecular Flow
|g 436 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 440 --
|g 14
|t An Introduction to Two-Dimensional Compressible Flow
|g 441 --
|t Introduction
|g 441 --
|t Governing Equations
|g 441 --
|t Continuity Equation
|g 441 --
|t Momentum Equation
|g 443 --
|t Energy Equation
|g 445 --
|t Vorticity Considerations
|g 448 --
|t The Velocity Potential
|g 451 --
|t Linearized Solutions
|g 454 --
|t Linearized Subsonic Flow
|g 459 --
|t Linearized Supersonic Flow
|g 464 --
|t Numerical Solutions
|g 473 --
|t Concluding Remarks
|g 473.
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