Q3:/ A large reservoir at (600 k) supplies air flow through a converging-diverging duct with throat area of (2 cm²). A normal shock wave forms at a section of area (6 cm²). Just downstream of this shock, the pressure is (150 kPa). Calculate: a-) The pressure in the throat. b-) The mass flow, and c-) The pressure in the reservoir.

Q3:/ A large reservoir at (600 k) supplies air flow through a converging-diverging duct with throat area of (2 cm²). A normal shock wave forms at a section of area (6 cm²). Just downstream of this shock, the pressure is (150 kPa). Calculate: a-) The pressure in the throat. b-) The mass flow, and c-) The pressure in the reservoir.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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