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Transonic sting interference

17th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, 1979
One of the problems that has to be solved in order to improve the accuracy of the results obtained in ground facilities is that of support interference, especially in regard to dynamic test data. While the dynamic sting interference has been well documented for hypersonic flow, it is generally only expected at transonic speeds in the cases where the ...
L.E. Ericsson, J.P. Reding
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Analysis of nonlinear transonic blockage in unsteady transonic flows

28th Fluid Dynamics Conference, 1997
Numerical simulation of the oscillation of strong to weak shocks in a Laval nozzle, due to downstream static pressure sinusoidal fluctuations, is presented. The strong shock motion is mainly harmonic. However, static pressure signals, recorded near the shock/boundary layer interaction and on the axis downstream of the shock, show several higher modes ...
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Transonic whistler solitons

Physics Letters A, 1976
Abstract We consider the coupling of ion-acoustic perturbations with large amplitude electron whistler waves. Transonic envelope whistler solitons having a group velocity near the ion-acoustic speed are found.
P Shukla, M.Y Yu
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Transonic Hodograph Design Problems

Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics, 1998
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Flow in Transonic Compressors

AIAA Journal, 1980
Introduction B the term transonic compressor we mean an axial flow compressor in which the inlet flow Mach number, relative to the rotating blades, varies from below unity at radii near the inner casing or hub to values substantially above unity at radii near the blade tips.
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Transonic Flows

2015
Abstract This chapter considers the far field in the two-dimensional flow past an arbitrary body, assuming that M∞ = 1 .The corresponding solution of the Euler equations can be found in a self-similar form. In this solution, the flow, that is subsonic in front of the body, experiences acceleration to become supersonic before it reaches a
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