On the Effectiveness of Various Modes of Detonation Or Combustion
On the Effectiveness of Various Modes of Detonation Or Combustion
Charles Deprima
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And 2980°K. A shock m. Oves into the quiet air raising the pressure to 2. 84 atm. And accelerating the air to a velocity of •815 c . Consequently, the rarefaction wave which follows the detonation is stronger than that occurring in case DI, since it has to accelerate the burnt gas to the velocity . 815 c and to cause the pressure to drop from 17. 96 atm. To 2. 84 atm. When the detonation arrives at the closed end, at t = . 16 t, it is reflected as a shock through which the pressure rises from 1...7. 96 atm. To 60. 90 atm. And the temperature from 2980° to 3675°K. The rarefaction wave following the detonation is traversed by the reflected shock and then is reflected at the closed end. During this reflection process which takes place 19 from t = . 16 t to t = . 74 t, the pressure at the closed o o' ^ end drops from 60. 90 atm. (see Table 3) to 2. 2 atm. And the temiperature from 3675°K to 2210°K. The shock and the rare- faction wave, reflected from the closed end, will eventually meet the interface between air and burnt gas.
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