A convergent divergent diffuser is exposed to air at pressure of 80kPa and temperature of 350K and Mach number Mi=2.5 as shown in fig. The inlet area Ai = 20 cm2, throat area = 10 cm2, and exit area = 25 cm2. 1- If the back pressure is 650kPa the shock wave is take place at the divergent part find: Throat Mach number , mass flow rate, Shock wave location ,exit Mach number. 2- If the incoming Mach number is decrease to 1.8 State the flow condition through the duct and find, the mass flow rate , exit pressure and Mach number M=2.5, P=80, T=350 Flow condition through the duct for CASE 1)

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A convergent divergent diffuser is exposed to air at pressure of 80kPa and temperature of 350K and
Mach number Mi=2.5 as shown in fig. The inlet area Ai = 20 cm2, throat area = 10 cm2, and exit
area = 25 cm2.
1- If the back pressure is 650kPa the shock wave is take place at the divergent part find:
Throat Mach number , mass flow rate, Shock wave location ,exit Mach number.
2- If the incoming Mach number is decrease to 1.8
State the flow condition through the duct and find,
the mass flow rate , exit pressure and Mach number
M=2.5, P=80,
T=350
Flow condition through the duct for CASE 1)
Transcribed Image Text:A convergent divergent diffuser is exposed to air at pressure of 80kPa and temperature of 350K and Mach number Mi=2.5 as shown in fig. The inlet area Ai = 20 cm2, throat area = 10 cm2, and exit area = 25 cm2. 1- If the back pressure is 650kPa the shock wave is take place at the divergent part find: Throat Mach number , mass flow rate, Shock wave location ,exit Mach number. 2- If the incoming Mach number is decrease to 1.8 State the flow condition through the duct and find, the mass flow rate , exit pressure and Mach number M=2.5, P=80, T=350 Flow condition through the duct for CASE 1)
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