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Analytical study on detonation pressure and velocity deficit

Physics of Fluids, 2022
Steady detonation is studied analytically from the viewpoints of conservation laws and entropy change. The mechanisms affecting the pressure at the end of the rarefaction wave and the velocity deficit are examined. Mass, energy, and momentum conservation
Takeshi Kanda, H. Amano
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Two‐Dimensional Gaseous Detonations: Velocity Deficit

The Physics of Fluids, 1959
The measured velocity of gaseous detonation waves is less than that predicted by the Chapman-Jouguet plane wave theory. The velocity deficit (difference between theoretical and measured velocities) has been found earlier to vary inversely with the tube diameter and initial pressure.
J. Fay
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A two-dimensional Jensen model with a Gaussian-shaped velocity deficit

Renewable Energy, 2019
The one-dimensional (1D) Jensen model is probably the most often used model for engineering analysis of wind turbine wakes. Identifying a more realistic shape function for the near and far wakes behind a wind turbine and incorporating the identified ...
Ge Mingwei   +3 more
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