Consider one-dimensional isentropic flow of air through a converging duct. The air, with temperature of 47 °C and pressure of 91.325kPa, exits the duct at a velocity of 2000 km/hr. The inlet temperature is 60 °C . For air: k-1.4, c=1005 J/kg.K_and R=287 J/(kg.K). Compute a) the stagnation properties, b) the pressure at inlet, c) the velocity at inlet.

Consider one-dimensional isentropic flow of air through a converging duct. The air, with temperature of 47 °C and pressure of 91.325kPa, exits the duct at a velocity of 2000 km/hr. The inlet temperature is 60 °C . For air: k-1.4, c=1005 J/kg.K_and R=287 J/(kg.K). Compute a) the stagnation properties, b) the pressure at inlet, c) the velocity at inlet.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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