Lecture 11: Shock Tube Techniques/Applications
• Gasdynamics/ aerodynamics • Heat transfer (radiation + convection) • Spectroscopy 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 1899: Vieille (France) first shock tube constructed 1940’s: US/Canada/GB mine safety, shock-induced explosions, aerodynamics 1950’s: first applications to …
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