A Study of Pseudo-Shock : 2nd Report, X-Type Pseudo-Shock
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The X-type pseudo-shock was investigated in this article, which appeared at comparatively high Mach number, and was compared with the λ-type Pseudo-Shaking reported in the previous paper.Abstract:
The X-type pseudo-shock was investigated, which appeared at comparatively high Mach number, and was compared with the λ-type pseudo-shock reported in the previous paper. The similarity and difference between them were discussed. At the duct center, the shock loss by the leading shock wave is smaller for the X-type pseudo-shock than for the λ-type one, but near the wall and in the subsonic region, the flow conditions are similar. The over-all total pressure loss is affected by the mixing of the flow near the wall with the main stream and the so-called shock loss is rather small. the effect of the boundary layer and the wall friction force on the static pressure rise of the pseudo-shock is also made clear. The simple model for the mechanism of the pseudo-shock is presented in the appendix.read more
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