Remarks About Rp Frasers Reports On Jet Research
Remarks About Rp Frasers Reports On Jet Research
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) Whether or not the occurrence of shocks is mainly responsible for the devr'ation from theoretical expecta- tion is still the question. Fraser himself gives a differ- ent explanation: "At 15° and greater divergences it may be tht t the frictional loss in the convergent portion is the more important pert. This causes a consequent drop in the pressure at the throf^. T to below the theoretical critical pressure nnd, therefore, a consequent drop in the pressures along the divergence. The rising mo...uth pressure with increasing divergence must then be attributed to a further departure from the adiabatic expansion in the divergence due to general turbulence rather than wall fric- tion. " Eraser's argument would also hold for nozzles with a smooth throat. It would, therefore, be of interest 'to have experimental evidence about the i erformance of smooth nozzles with wide divergence.
The preceding remarks refer to the pressure at the wall. The flow distribution over the cross-section is certainly influenced considerably by the shock fronts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Whether or not the occurrence of shocks is mainly responsible for the devr'ation from theoretical expecta- tion is still the question. Fraser himself gives a differ- ent explanation: "At 15° and greater divergences it may be tht t the frictional loss in the convergent portion is the more important pert. This causes a consequent drop in the pressure at the throf^. T to below the theoretical critical pressure nnd, therefore, a consequent drop in the pressures along the divergence. The rising mo...uth pressure with increasing divergence must then be attributed to a further departure from the adiabatic expansion in the divergence due to general turbulence rather than wall fric- tion. " Eraser's argument would also hold for nozzles with a smooth throat. It would, therefore, be of interest 'to have experimental evidence about the i erformance of smooth nozzles with wide divergence.
The preceding remarks refer to the pressure at the wall. The flow distribution over the cross-section is certainly influenced considerably by the shock fronts.
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