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    ME6011 Thermofluid & Mechanical Systems 3

    FLUID MECHANICS
    COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS
    Lecture Notes 1

    Dr. Siaka DEMBELE

    RVMB122
    s.dembele@kingston.ac.uk
    Fire, Explosion and Fluid Dynamics Research Group
    Kingston University London
    •1
    What is a compressible flow?

    •2
    What are the applications of compressible flows?

    •3
    Example of application

    •4
    AIMS OF TOPIC

    UNDERSTAND
    COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS AND
    DESCRIBLE THEM WITH
    MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS.
    •5
    ASSUMPTIONS TO MODEL COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS

    •6
    BASIC EQUATIONS FOR COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS

    Four (4) equations needed:

    •7
    CONTINUITY EQUATION

    •8
    MOMENTUM EQUATION

    •9
    ENERGY EQUATION

    •10
    PERFECT GAS LAW

    •11
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-
    sided ducts

    •12
    Steady isentropic flow: Mach Number

    •13
    Steady isentropic flow: Mach Number

    •14
    Example

    •15
    Example

    •16
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-sided
    ducts

    •17
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-sided ducts

    •18
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-sided ducts

    •19
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-sided ducts

    •20
    Steady isentropic flow in non-parallel-sided ducts

    •21
    Supersonic nozzle (converging-diverging
    nozzle)

    •22
    Supersonic nozzle

    •23
    Supersonic nozzle

    •24
    Example

    •25

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