Effect of inlet boundary-layer thickness and structure on heat transfer in a supersonic nozzle.
Inlet boundary layer thickness and structure effects on heat transfer in supersonic nozzle
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Inlet boundary layer thickness and structure effects on heat transfer in supersonic nozzle
Turbulent boundary layer flow in conical supersonic nozzle, discussing convective heat transfer and adverse pressure gradient effect
Similarity solution to laminar boundary layer heat transfer from monatomic gas to cooled wall with no applied electric or magnetic fields
Oblique shock detection in conical nozzle with circular arc throat, noting measurement techniques
Convective heat transfer in accelerated heated air flows through cooled conical supersonic nozzles of three different configurations
Laminar boundary-layer heat transfer and shear stress predictions from similarity solutions, emphasizing large free-stream velocity gradients and highly cooled walls
Laminar boundary layer heat transfer from ionized monatomic gas to wind tunnel wall
Measured and predicted flows through conical supersonic nozzles compared, emphasizing transonic region
Laminar boundary-layer heat transfer and shear stress predictions from similarity solutions, emphasizing large free-stream velocity gradients and highly cooled walls
Prediction of heat transfer and shear stress from laminar boundary layer
Convective heat transfer from turbulent boundary layer in convergent-divergent conical nozzle
Experimental and predicted wall static-pressure distributions in conical supersonic nozzles
Heat transfer to turbulent boundary layer, using Spalding form of thermal energy equation
Convective heat transfer investigated for turbulent boundary layer flow through cooled convergent-divergent nozzle
Turbulent flow convective heat transfer in convergent-divergent nozzles