Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
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ISBN: 9781259129919
Author: John D. Anderson Jr.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.8P

Consider a Mach 4 airflow at a pressure of 1 atm. We wish to slow this flow to subsonic speed through a system of shock waves with as small a loss in total pressure as possible. Compare the loss in total pressure for the following three shock systems:

a. A single normal shock wave

b. An oblique shock with a deflection angle of 25 . 3 ° , followed by a normal shock.

c. An oblique shock with a deflection angle of 25 . 3 ° , followed by a second oblique shock of deflection angle of 2 0 ° , followed by a normal shock.

From the results of (a), (b), and (c), what can you induce about the efficiency of the various shock systems?

(a)

Expert Solution
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To determine

The comparison in total pressure loss for the single normal shock wave.

Answer to Problem 9.8P

The loss in pressure is 130.87atm

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The Mach number is M1=4 .

The pressure is p1=1atm .

Formula used:

The expression for p0,1 is given as,

  p0,1=p1[1+γ12M12]γγ1

The expression for p0,2 from normal shock table at M1=4 is given as,

  p0,2=0.1388p0,1

The expression for loss in pressure is given as,

  loss=p0,1p0,2

Calculation:

The pressure p0,1 can be calculated as,

  p0,1=p1[1+ γ12M12]γ γ1p0,1=1×[1+ 1.412×42] 1.4 1.41p0,1=151.83atm

The pressure p0,2 can be calculated as,

  p0,2=0.1388p0,1p0,2=0.1388×151.83atmp0,2=20.953atm

The loss in pressure can be calculated as,

  loss=p0,1p0,2loss=151.83atm20.953atmloss=130.87atm

Conclusion:

Therefore, the loss in pressure is 130.87atm .

(b)

Expert Solution
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To determine

The comparison in pressure for an oblique shock with a deflection angle of 25.3° .

Answer to Problem 9.8P

The loss in pressure is 105.58atm .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The Mach number is M1=4 .

The pressure is p1=1atm .

The deflection angle of oblique shock wave is θ=25.3° .

Formula used:

The expression for Mn1 is given as,

  Mn1=M1sinβ

The expression for M2 is given as,

  M2=Mn2sin(βθ)

The expression for p0,3 is given as,

  p0,3=p0,3p0,2p0,2p0,1p0,1

The expression for loss in pressure is given as,

  loss=p0,1p0,3

Calculation:

From θβM diagram at θ=25.3° value of angle β=38.5° .

  Fundamentals of Aerodynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.8P , additional homework tip  1

    Figure (1)

The Mach number Mn1 can be calculated as,

  Mn1=M1sinβMn1=4×sin(38.5)Mn1=2.49

The pressure ratio for Mach number Mn1=2.49 from appendix B is given as,

  p0,2p0,1=0.5030

From appendix B Mn2=0.514

The Mach number M2 can be calculated as,

  M2=M n2sin( βθ)M2=0.514sin( 38.525.3)M2=2.25

The pressure ratio for Mach number M2=2.25 from appendix B is given as,

  p0,3p0,2=0.6055

The pressure p0,3 can be calculated as,

  p0,3=p 0,3p 0,2p 0,2p 0,1p0,1p0,3=0.5030×0.6055×151.83atmp0,3=46.242atm

The pressure loss can be calculated as,

  loss=p0,1p0,3loss=151.83atm46.242atmloss=105.58atm

Conclusion:

Therefore, the loss in pressure is 105.58atm .

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The comparison in pressure for the an oblique shock with a deflection angle of 25.3° followed by a second oblique shock of deflection angle of 20° , followed by normal shock.

Answer to Problem 9.8P

The loss in pressure is 88.28atm .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The Mach number is M1=4 .

The pressure is p1=1atm .

The deflection angle of second oblique shock wave is θ=20° .

Formula used:

The expression for the Mach number Mn2 can be given as,

  Mn2=M2sinβ2

The expression for Mach number M3 is given as,

  M3=Mn,3sin(β2θ)

The expression for the pressure p0,4 is given as,

  p0,4=p0,4p0,3p0,3p0,2p0,2p0,1p0,1

The expression for loss in pressure is given as,

  loss=p0,1p0,3

Calculation:

From θβM diagram for M2=2.25 and θ=20° the value of angle β2=47.3 .

  Fundamentals of Aerodynamics, Chapter 9, Problem 9.8P , additional homework tip  2

    Figure (2)

The Mach number Mn2 can be calculated as,

  Mn2=M2sinβ2Mn2=2.25×sin47.3°Mn2=1.653

The pressure ratio for Mach number from appendix B is given as,

  p0,3p0,2=0.8740

Refer to appendix B Mn3=0.655

The Mach number M3 can be calculated as,

  M3=M n,3sin( β 2 θ)M3=0655sin( 47.3°20°)M3=1.428

The pressure ratio for Mach number M3=1.428 from appendix B is given as,

  p0,4p0,3=0.9501

The pressure p0,4 can be calculated as,

  p0,4=p 0,4p 0,3p 0,3p 0,2p 0,2p 0,1p0,1p0,4=0.9501×0.8740×0.5030×151.83atmp0,4=63.41atm

The pressure loss can be calculated as,

  loss=p0,1p0,4loss=151.83atm63.41atmloss=88.42atm

From a, b and c it is clear that the most efficient way to decrease supersonic flow to subsonic flow is through a combination of supersonic diffuser and then normal shock wave at the end.

Conclusion:

Therefore, the loss in pressure is 88.28atm .

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