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diff --git a/3765/CH4/EX4.7/Ex4_7.sce b/3765/CH4/EX4.7/Ex4_7.sce new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7f1ccab98 --- /dev/null +++ b/3765/CH4/EX4.7/Ex4_7.sce @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +clc +// Example 4.7.py +// Consider a horizontal supersonic flow at Mach 2.8 with a static pressure and +// temperature of 1 atm and 519 R, respectively. This flow passes over a compr- +// ession corner with deflection angle of 16 degrees. The oblique shock generated +// at the corner propagates into the flow, and is incident on a horizontal wall, +// as shown in Fig. 4.15. Calculate the angle phi made by the reflected shock wave +// with respect to the wall, and the Mach number, pressure and temperature behind +// the reflected shock. + + +// Variable declaration +M1 = 2.8 // upstream mach number +p1 = 1.0 // upstream pressure (in atm) +T1 = 519.0 // upstream temperature (in R) +theta = 16.0 // deflection (in degrees) + +// Calculations +// subscript 2 means behind the shock + +// from figure 4.5 from M1 = 2.8, theta = 16.0 deg. +beta1_1 = 35.0 // shock angle (in degress) + +// degree to radian conversion is done by multiplying by %pi/180 +// +Mn1 = M1 * sin(beta1_1*%pi/180) // upstream mach number normal to the shock + +// from Table A2 for Mn1 = 1.606 +p2_by_p1 = 2.82 // p2/p1 +T2_by_T1 = 1.388 // T2/T1 +Mn2 = 0.6684 + + +p2 = p2_by_p1 * p1 // p2 (in atm) = p2/p1 * p1 +T2 = T2_by_T1 * T1 // T2 (in R) = T2/T1 * T1 + +M2 = Mn2/(sin((beta1_1-theta)*%pi/180)) // mach number behind the shock + +// from figure 4.5 from M2 = 2.053, theta = 16.0 deg. +beta1_2 = 45.5 // shock angle of reflected(in degress) + +// degree to radian conversion is done by multiplying by %pi/180 +Mn2 = M2 * sin(beta1_2*%pi/180) // upstream mach number normal to the shock + +// from Table A2 for Mn1 = 1.46 +p3_by_p2 = 2.32 // p3/p2 +T3_by_T2 = 1.294 // T3/T2 +Mn3 = 0.7157 + + +p3 = p3_by_p2 * p2 // p3 (in atm) = p3/p2 * p2 +T3 = T3_by_T2 * T2 // T3 (in R) = T3/T2 * T2 + +phi = beta1_2 - theta // (in degrees) +M3 = Mn3/(sin((beta1_2-theta)*%pi/180)) // mach number behind the reflected shock + + + + +// Result +printf("\n phi %.2f degrees", phi) + +printf("\n Pressure behind reflected shock, p3 = %.2f atm", p3) + +printf("\n Temperature behind reflected shock, T3 = %.2f R", T3) + +printf("\n Mach behind reflected shock, M3 = %.2f ", M3) + |