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Pressure variations in rocket nozzles. Part 3: Direct calculation of the local Mach number
Joseph Majdalani
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Brian Allen Maicke
School of Science, Engineering & Technology (Harrisburg)
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Mach number
100%
Pressure Variation
100%
Rocket Nozzle
100%
Direct Calculation
100%
Specific Heat Ratio
66%
Speed of Sound
33%
Order of Accuracy
33%
Successive Approximation
33%
Attendants
33%
Area Ratio
33%
Inversion Method
33%
Classical Analysis
33%
Local Velocity
33%
Closed-form Representation
33%
Numerical Root Finding
33%
Supersonic Nozzle
33%
Analytical Inversion
33%
Subsonic Solutions
33%
Number Expressions
33%
Selective Extraction
33%
Recursive Formulation
33%
Engineering
Mach Number
100%
Closed Form
33%
Cross Section
33%
Recursive
33%
Successive Approximation
33%
Area Ratio
33%
Local Velocity
33%