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Elements of Aerodynamics of Supersonic Flows

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ISBN-10: 0486442802

ISBN-13: 9780486442808

Edition: 2005

Authors: Antonio Ferri

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Written by an expert on gas dynamics and compressibility, this study of the theory and physical phenomena of supersonic flows is presented from the practical engineering point of view. It explains the theory of both two- and three-dimensional flow and applications to a variety of aeronautical engineering problems. 1949 edition.
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List price: $70.00
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: Dover Publications, Incorporated
Publication date: 8/26/2005
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 448
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 1.892

General Considerations
General Equation of Fluid Motion. Irrotational and Rotational Flow
Euler's Equations
Continuity Equation and Energy Equation
Thermodynamic Concepts
Equations for Rotational Flow
Lagrange-Thompson Theorem
The Speed of Sound and Mach Number
Compressibility Effects in Isentropic Transformations
One-Dimensional Phenomena
Diversity of the Phenomena in Subsonic and Supersonic Flow
Theory of Two-Dimensional Flow - Potential Flow - Characteristics System - Small Disturbances
Differential Equations for Potential Flow
Case of Flow Supersonic throughout the Entire Field - Characteristic Lines
Equations of the Characteristic Lines
Law of Variation of the Mach Number, of the Pressure, and of the Velocity along a Characteristic Line
The Critical Velocity and the Limiting Velocity
Geometrical Interpretation of the Characteristic Equation
Small-Disturbances Theory
Theory of Shock Waves
Shock Wave Equations in Stationary Phenomena
Graphical Solution of Equations of Shock Waves - Shock Polar Curves
Physical Considerations for Interpretation of the Shock Polar Curves
The Nature of the Transformation That the Flow Undergoes across the Shock
Consequence of the Variation of Entropy across the Shock. Shock Drag
The Effect of the Viscosity and of the Conductivity in the Shock Wave Formation
Theory of Two-Dimensional Flow - Interaction and Reflection of Shock Waves and Expansion Waves
Possibility of Interaction or Reflection of Shock Waves and Expansion Waves
Interaction of Expansion Waves
Interaction between Shock and Expansion Waves
Interaction of Shock Waves
Reflection of Expansion Waves and Shock Waves on a Rigid Wall
Reflection of Expansion Waves and Shock Waves in a Fluid Zone with Different Velocity
Theory of Two-Dimensional Flow - Characteristic Theory for Rotational Flow
The Special Stream Function for Rotational Flow and the Differential Equation for Rotational Flow
The Characteristic System for Rotational Flow
Measurement of the Physical Quantities of a Supersonic Flow
Measurement of the Physical Quantities of the Flow in Aerodynamic Phenomena
Determination of the Value of the Static Pressure and of the Mach Number with Pressure Measurements
Determination of the Direction of Velocity with Pressure Measurements
Measurement of Temperature
Measurement of Density
Interferometers
Determination of Density for Two-Dimensional and Axial Symmetric Phenomena
Determination of Density Variation with Methods Using Deviation of the Rays
Shadow System
Schlieren System
Supersonic Profiles
Determination of the Properties of Supersonic Profiles Using the Characteristic Theory and the Theory of Shock Waves
General Shape of Supersonic Profiles
Flat Plate at Supersonic Speed
Supersonic Profile of Any Shape
Analytical Determination of the Lift and Drag Coefficients of the Profiles
Applications of the Equations for Determination of Lift and Drag Coefficients to Profiles of Particular Shape
Flat Plate
Circular-Arc Profile
Profile of Minimum Pressure Drag for a Given Thickness. Diamond-Shaped Profile and Profile Made by Circular Arcs of Different Radii
Profile Formed by Two Trapezoids
Profile of Maximum L/D
Analytical Determination of the Pitching-Moment Coefficient and of the Focus of the Profile
Experimental Results of Supersonic Profiles
The Supersonic Biplane
Two-Dimensional Effusors
Effusors and Diffusors
Theoretical Design of the Supersonic Part of a Two-Dimensional Effusor
Analysis of Supersonic Two-Dimensional Jets
Jet in Which the End Static Pressure Is Higher than the External Pressure
Jet in Which the Static Pressure at the End of the Nozzle Is Less than the External Pressure
Impulse of Jets at Supersonic Velocity
Supersonic Diffusors
Perfect Diffusors
The Two Different Equilibrium Conditions for a Diffusor
The Equilibrium Condition in a Supersonic Diffusor as a Function of the Condition at the End of the Diffusor
Efficiency of a Supersonic Diffusor
Diffusors with Variable Geometry and Diffusors with External Compression
General Considerations for Three-Dimensional Phenomena
Existence of Potential Flow in Three-Dimensional Phenomena
The Equations of Potential Flow
The Equation of Potential Flow in the Approximate Form
Preliminary Considerations on the Solution of the Differential Equations of Motion in Approximate Form. Equations of Sinks, Sources, and Doublets
Aerodynamic Phenomena for Body of Revolution, Analyzed by Using the Theory of Small Disturbances
The Method of Small Disturbances for a Body of Revolution
Slender Body with Axial Symmetrical Flow
Cone with Axis Parallel to the Undisturbed Velocity
The Flow around a Slender, Sharp-Nose Body of Revolution with Axis Parallel to the Direction of the Undisturbed Velocity
The Flow around an Open-Nose Body of Revolution with Axis Parallel to the Direction of the Undisturbed Flow
Applications of the Equations of Small Disturbances for Flow around a Body of Revolution in Yaw
Cone in Yaw
Lift and Moment for Bodies of Revolution in Yaw
Phenomena for Conical Bodies. Hodograph System
The General Equations of a Conical Field
Cone of Revolution with Axis Parallel to the Flow
Considerations on the Results of the Cone Calculations
Cone of Revolution with Angle of Attack
Characteristic System for Three-Dimensional Phenomena
The Characteristic System for Axial Symmetrical Phenomena (Potential Flow Theory)
The Equations of the Characteristic System
Application of the System of Characteristics to the Determination of the Flow Properties along a Pointed Body of Revolution
Application of the Characteristic System to a Slender Open-Nose Body of Revolution or to a Circular Effusor. Determination of the Shape of a Perfect Effusor
The Characteristic System for Axial Symmetrical Phenomena (Rotational Flow Theory)
Characteristic System for Three-Dimensional Phenomena without Axial Symmetry
The General Equations of the Characteristics for Three-Dimensional Phenomena
Application of the Characteristic System for Three-Dimensional Phenomena
Pressure Drag of Supersonic Wings
Introductory Considerations
Wing Plan Form Which Eliminates Tip Effect
Infinite Sweptback Wings
Determination of the Source Distribution for Symmetrical Wings of Finite Aspect Ratio at Zero Angle of Incidence
Determination of the Components along the x-Axis of the Disturbance Velocity Induced by Source Distributions of Constant Intensity and Different Plan Form
Infinite Rectangular Plan Form
Infinite Triangular Plan Form k[subscript 1] > B
Infinite Triangular Plan Form k[subscript 1] < B
Superimposition of Triangular Source Distributions. Triangular Surface Symmetrical with Respect to the x-Axis
Unsymmetrical Triangular Surface
Plan Form of Any Shape
Discussion of the Necessity for Analysis of the Hypothesis of Zero Lift
Superimposition of Source Distributions of Different Type and Its Application to Practical Problems
Profile Drag Distribution along a Chord of a Symmetrical Sweptback Wing
Drag of a Diamond-Shaped Profile Triangular Wing with Zero Lift
Drag of Diamond-Shaped Profile, Diamond Plan Form Wing at Zero Lift
Lift and Induced Drag of Supersonic Wings
General Considerations
Supersonic Lifting Line and Elementary Lifting Surface
Triangular Wing
First Approximation for a Very Slender Wing
Triangular Wing with Supersonic Leading Edge
Triangular Wing with Subsonic Leading Edge. Determination of the Lift
Triangular Wing with Subsonic Leading Edge. Determination of the Induced Drag
Rectangular Wing
Trapezoidal Lift Distribution of Constant Intensity
Lift Distribution for a Rectangular Wing
Lift, Drag, and Moment of the Rectangular Wing
Appendix
Bibliography
Symbols Often Used
Index
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