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    This document contains 3 numerical problems on one-dimensional isentropic fluid flow. Problem 1 involves calculating exit parameters for air flowing through a diffuser with an area ratio of 2:1. Problem 2 involves determining the throat area, pressure, and velocity of air flowing through a nozzle, as well as the exit area and Mach number. Problem 3 involves calculating the shape of a nozzle as well as inlet and exit Mach numbers and flow rates, given inlet and exit pressures and temperatures for air flowing through the nozzle. The document was authored by Dr. Venkitaraj K P for a compressible fluid flow course.

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    This document contains 3 numerical problems on one-dimensional isentropic fluid flow. Problem 1 involves calculating exit parameters for air flowing through a diffuser with an area ratio of 2:1. Problem 2 involves determining the throat area, pressure, and velocity of air flowing through a nozzle, as well as the exit area and Mach number. Problem 3 involves calculating the shape of a nozzle as well as inlet and exit Mach numbers and flow rates, given inlet and exit pressures and temperatures for air flowing through the nozzle. The document was authored by Dr. Venkitaraj K P for a compressible fluid flow course.

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    This document contains 3 numerical problems on one-dimensional isentropic fluid flow. Problem 1 involves calculating exit parameters for air flowing through a diffuser with an area ratio of 2:1. Problem 2 involves determining the throat area, pressure, and velocity of air flowing through a nozzle, as well as the exit area and Mach number. Problem 3 involves calculating the shape of a nozzle as well as inlet and exit Mach numbers and flow rates, given inlet and exit pressures and temperatures for air flowing through the nozzle. The document was authored by Dr. Venkitaraj K P for a compressible fluid flow course.

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    This document contains 3 numerical problems on one-dimensional isentropic fluid flow. Problem 1 involves calculating exit parameters for air flowing through a diffuser with an area ratio of 2:1. Problem 2 involves determining the throat area, pressure, and velocity of air flowing through a nozzle, as well as the exit area and Mach number. Problem 3 involves calculating the shape of a nozzle as well as inlet and exit Mach numbers and flow rates, given inlet and exit pressures and temperatures for air flowing through the nozzle. The document was authored by Dr. Venkitaraj K P for a compressible fluid flow course.

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    ME 409 COMPRESSIBLE FLUID FLOW

    Module II

    Tutorial 4: Numerical problems on one dimensional isentropic flow

    Dr. VENKITARAJ K P
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ADOOR
    #1 A certain diffuser has an area ratio of 2:1. If the air enters the diffuser with
    a Mach number of 0.8, pressure of 0.5 MN/m2 and a temperature of 60 °C,
    compute the exit Mach number, exit velocity, exit temperature and
    percentage change in impulse function.

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    #2. Air is discharged from a reservoir at po = 6.91 bar and To = 325 °C
    through a nozzle to an exit pressure of 0.98 bar. If the flow rate is 3600
    kg/hr determine for isentropic flow:
    i. throat area, pressure and velocity,
    ii. exit area, Mach number, and
    iii. maximum velocity

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    #3. The pressure, velocity and temperature of air at entry to a nozzle are 200
    kPa, 143 m/s and 330 K. The exit pressure is 150 kPa. What is the shape of
    the nozzle? Determine the Mach number at entry and exit, the flow rate per
    unit area at inlet and the maximum possible flow per unit area, assume the
    flow to be isentropic.

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