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Dynamic calibration of pressure sensors with the use of different gases in the shock tube
This paper studies the possibilities of increasing the amplitude range of the generated pressure steps in the developed diaphragmless shock tube by using appropriate combination of gases in the driver and driven sections of the shock tube.
Svete, Andrej, Kutin, Jože, Planko, Urh
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Delivery of ribosome-inactivating protein toxin into cancer cells with shock waves. [PDF]
Cancer Lett, 2003 Kodama T, Doukas AG, Hamblin MR.
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Quantifying Flow Non-Uniformities in Shock Tubes and Their Impact on Ignition Dynamics
Shock tubes are a cornerstone of combustion research, enabling controlled high-temperature, high-pressure environments for precise chemical kinetic measurements.
Kashif, Touqeer Anwar
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, 2018 Shock waves are non-linear waves propagating at speeds greater than the speed of sound, with a unique characteristic of instantaneously increasing the pressure, temperature and density of the medium through which they propagate.
Datey, Akshay
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Animation of shock wave diffraction and reflection using a diaphragmless shock tube
, 1995 Yang, JM, Babinsky, H, Takayama, K, ,
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A diaphragmless shock tube for high temperature kinetic studies
Review of Scientific Instruments, 2008 A novel, diaphragmless shock tube (DFST) has been developed for use in high temperature chemical kinetic studies. The design of the apparatus is presented along with performance data that demonstrate the range and reproducibility of reaction conditions that can be generated.
Robert S Tranter
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A rapid opening sleeve valve for a diaphragmless shock tube
Shock Waves, 2011 This paper describes a novel pneumatically operated diaphragmless shock tube valve that is capable of generating well-formed shock waves within a driven tube which has a length to diameter ratio of 122. Its development was motivated by the requirement for an automated shock tube—an application for which the conventional bursting diaphragm method is not
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Analysis of a Quick-Acting Diaphragmless Shock Tube Driver
, 2015 Shock waves play integral roles in many industrial, medical and scientific environments, consequently it is important to observe the behavior of these waves and how they interact with their surroundings; see the review paper by Takayama and Saito [1].
Nakayama H, Ng H D
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Improvement of a Diaphragmless Driver Section for a Small Diameter Shock Tube
, 2015 Recently, the micro-shock waves have attracted attention of researchers in several fields of science. It is well known that the shear stress and the heat transfer between a test gas and a wall lead to significant deviations from the normal theory of a shock wave propagating in a small diameter shock tube[1][2].
W Garen, T Inage, Ota M
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A New-Conception, Electromagnetically Controlled, Diaphragmless Shock Tube
Volume 1: Turbo Expo 2003, 2003 A new conception, electro-magnetically controlled, diaphragmless shock tube was realized and tested in the laboratories of University of Florence. A piston separates the co-axial driver and driven sections. The piston is kept in position by a force of an electromagnet acting on an iron disc linked to its rod. In order to obtain very short opening time,
FERRARA, GIOVANNI +2 more
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