An afterburner uses flameholders with a drag coefficient of Co = 0.5, based on the afterburner cross- sectional area. The inlet Mach number to the afterburner is Mi 0.2, with n= 1.33. The heat release due to combustion in the afterburner is q/cp,T = 2.0. The exhaust gas in the wet mode has a lower ratio of specific heats, namely, Ye = 1.30. Calculate: %3D %3D

An afterburner uses flameholders with a drag coefficient of Co = 0.5, based on the afterburner cross- sectional area. The inlet Mach number to the afterburner is Mi 0.2, with n= 1.33. The heat release due to combustion in the afterburner is q/cp,T = 2.0. The exhaust gas in the wet mode has a lower ratio of specific heats, namely, Ye = 1.30. Calculate: %3D %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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