5. Consider a Pitot probe in high-speed flow.(a) Give the value of the stagnation pressure to the freestream pressure p0/p∞ for airand M∞ = 1. Assume stagnation is reached isentropically.(b) How is the value found in part (a) important for Pitot problems? As part ofyour discussion, include what the flow field looks like for different cases and thedifferent assumptions that have to be made.

5. Consider a Pitot probe in high-speed flow.(a) Give the value of the stagnation pressure to the freestream pressure p0/p∞ for airand M∞ = 1. Assume stagnation is reached isentropically.(b) How is the value found in part (a) important for Pitot problems? As part ofyour discussion, include what the flow field looks like for different cases and thedifferent assumptions that have to be made.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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