1.AB Problem 1:The inlet of a jet engine flying at supersonic speed (M∞ > 1) is supposed to compress(decelerate) flow to subsonic Mach number. We consider a simplified design with inlet areaA; and throat area A*. The area ratio is A 1.3. Assuming that the throat is alwayssonic find:(a) the flight Mach number M∞ for which the compression is completely isentropic;(b) the flight Mach number M∞ for which a normal shock occurs at the inlet lip. In thiscase, calculate also the total pressure loss.InletThroatMIsentropicM=1M<1A₁A*EngineInletThroatMShock M=1M<1A₁A*Engine

Given data:Inlet area = AiThroat area = A*Area ratio= 1.3and, throat is always sonicThe objective of…

Problem 1: The inlet of a jet engine flying at supersonic speed (M∞ > 1) is supposed to compress (decelerate) flow to subsonic Mach number. We consider a simplified design with inlet area A; and throat area A*. The area ratio is A = 1.3. Assuming that the throat is always sonic find: (a) the flight Mach number Moo for which the compression is completely isentropic; (b) the flight Mach number M∞ for which a normal shock occurs at the inlet lip. In this case, calculate also the total pressure loss. Inlet Throat M Isentropic M=1 M<1 A* Inlet Throat Engine M + Shock M=1 M<1 A₁ A Engine

Problem 1: The inlet of a jet engine flying at supersonic speed (M∞ > 1) is supposed to compress (decelerate) flow to subsonic Mach number. We consider a simplified design with inlet area A; and throat area A. The area ratio is A = 1.3. Assuming that the throat is always sonic find: (a) the flight Mach number Moo for which the compression is completely isentropic; (b) the flight Mach number M∞ for which a normal shock occurs at the inlet lip. In this case, calculate also the total pressure loss. Inlet Throat M Isentropic M=1 M<1 A Inlet Throat Engine M + Shock M=1 M<1 A₁ A Engine

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