A Divergent Shock Tube for Obtaining Supersonic Flows
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A shock tube having a divergent low pressure chamber just downstream of a partition diaphragm is presented as a simple method for obtaining supersonic flows of fairly high Mach numbers. Flow character in the divergent channel is examined both theoretically and experimentally. Interferometric studies of the flow past a double-wedge profile are presented for Mach numbers of 4.0 and 6.0. At M=6.0, pressure distribution on the wedge surface deviates considerably from theory due to the thickening of the boundary layers
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- 1956-04-05
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