A supersonic diffuser cruising at M. = 2.8, where the atmospheric air pressure is P = 10 kPa and the temperature is T₂ = 0°C. A normal shock occurs at the exit of the diffuser (see figure below). The diffuser has an area ratio A./A₁ = 4. Determine (a) M₁, P₁, PT1, and T₁. (b) M2, P2, PT2, and T2. (c) Velocity at the inlet, V₁. (d) Velocity at the exit, V₂ (downstream of the shock). 2 Ma P To

A supersonic diffuser cruising at M. = 2.8, where the atmospheric air pressure is P = 10 kPa and the temperature is T₂ = 0°C. A normal shock occurs at the exit of the diffuser (see figure below). The diffuser has an area ratio A./A₁ = 4. Determine (a) M₁, P₁, PT1, and T₁. (b) M2, P2, PT2, and T2. (c) Velocity at the inlet, V₁. (d) Velocity at the exit, V₂ (downstream of the shock). 2 Ma P To

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