ME 814.3 T2: Compressible Flow Instructor: Maryam Einian CFD lab: 1B85 1.

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ME T2: Compressible Flow Instructor: Maryam Einian CFD lab: 1B85 1

Tests 1. Discharge of compressed air from a tank 2. Flow through a converging-diverging nozzle 2

Discharge of compressed air from a tank Fill the tank Discharge the tank Observe the pressure and temperature variation in time 3

Formulation Quasi-steady process: unsteady continuity steady energy equation

Converging-Diverging nozzle 5 Application: Propulsion and the High speed flow of gases. Mass Flow Rate: Low Pressure at the back ? More mass flow rate

Subsonic Flow (M<1) 6 1- Nozzle isn't choked 2- Accelerates through the converging section 3- Reaches its maximum speed at the throat. 5- Lowering the back pressure increases the flow speed everywhere in the nozzle. 4- Decelerates through the diverging section.

Sonic Flow (M=1) 7 1- Nozzle is choked 2- Accelerates through the converging section 3- Reaches its maximum speed at the throat. (M=1) 4- Decelerates through the diverging section.

Supersonic Flow (M>1) 8 1- Nozzle is choked 2- Accelerates through the converging section 3- Reaches its maximum speed at the throat. 4- Accelerates through the diverging section.

Shock Wave 9 1- Nozzle is choked 2- Accelerates through the converging section 3- Reaches its maximum speed at the throat. 4- Accelerates through the diverging section. 5- Shock wave occurs. 6- Decelerates through the diverging section.

Conservation 10 Conservation of mass Conservation of energy Conservation of momentum

Isentropic Flow 11 A perfect gas

Shock Wave 12 Highly irreversibleNo isentropic process

13 Mass Flow Rate

Objectives To obtain the pressure distribution along a converging-diverging nozzle. To compare the experimental results with the theoretical calculations. 14

SupersonicShock waveSubsonic P os =; P tank =, P b =; T o = xPressure, P s x x 15 Data Acquisition

What Do We Require To Obtain From The Raw Data? 16

17 Dimensions of Converging-Diverging Nozzle

A Summary of Important Quantities R12.70 mm0.500 in DtDt mm0.582 in D probe 1.50 mm0.059 in P atm To be measured k1.40 R air 287 J/KgK1717 ft 2 /s 2o R 18

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