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    FEEG2003: Fluid Dynamics Laboratory 2: Compressible Flow Nozzle

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    This document discusses a fluid dynamics laboratory experiment on compressible flow through a nozzle. The experiment involves measuring pressure and calculating Mach number at the throat of a nozzle where the pressure ratio reaches 0.528 and flow becomes sonic or supersonic downstream. Graphs are produced showing pressure distribution along the nozzle where shock waves are observed when flow becomes supersonic. Sensitivities of measurement tools like barometers and rotameters are also noted.

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    This document discusses a fluid dynamics laboratory experiment on compressible flow through a nozzle. The experiment involves measuring pressure and calculating Mach number at the throat of a nozzle where the pressure ratio reaches 0.528 and flow becomes sonic or supersonic downstream. Graphs are produced showing pressure distribution along the nozzle where shock waves are observed when flow becomes supersonic. Sensitivities of measurement tools like barometers and rotameters are also noted.

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    This is a compressible flow table for nozzle lab.

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    Isentropic Flow

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    This document discusses a fluid dynamics laboratory experiment on compressible flow through a nozzle. The experiment involves measuring pressure and calculating Mach number at the throat of a nozzle where the pressure ratio reaches 0.528 and flow becomes sonic or supersonic downstream. Graphs are produced showing pressure distribution along the nozzle where shock waves are observed when flow becomes supersonic. Sensitivities of measurement tools like barometers and rotameters are also noted.

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    FEEG2003: Fluid Dynamics Laboratory 2: Compressible Flow Nozzle

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    This document discusses a fluid dynamics laboratory experiment on compressible flow through a nozzle. The experiment involves measuring pressure and calculating Mach number at the throat of a nozzle where the pressure ratio reaches 0.528 and flow becomes sonic or supersonic downstream. Graphs are produced showing pressure distribution along the nozzle where shock waves are observed when flow becomes supersonic. Sensitivities of measurement tools like barometers and rotameters are also noted.

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    University of Southampton

    Faculty of Engineering and the Environment

    FEEG2003: Fluid Dynamics


    Laboratory 2: Compressible Flow Nozzle

    Ma=1, supersonic flow and pressure at throat is half


    (0.528) of inlet (critical pressure ratio)

    fighter jet only sonic


    here, (M2 - 1) < 0,
    hence dV must
    be negative
    eg rocket engine use cd nozzle to get above mach 1

    3 graph (last one combined)

    diameter throat is 2mm (need to calculate area)

    mass flow constant, Ma downstream bigger than 1, presure ration 0.528

    for isentropic (adiabatic and pressure distribution decrease and increase (show shock)
    frictionless) and incompressible flow

    does conclusion has to be 1 sentence per experiment done?

    last experiment (subsonic and supersonic)


    -cannot use table data since if A* at throat

    sensitivity of barometer
    and tools used
    -parallex error
    -rotameter fluctuate

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