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Unsteady Wave Motion Assignments Guide

This document outlines 4 assignments for a module on unsteady wave motion: 1) Calculate pressure ratios and shock wave pressure for a Mach 1.5 shock in air. 2) Use different driver gases and observe the effects on air as the driven gas. 3) Calculate properties behind a reflected shock in a helium-air shock tube at given pressures and temperatures. 4) Evaluate how primary shock numbers change when the temperature of a helium driver gas is increased from 300K to 700K in a helium-air shock tube.

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Unsteady Wave Motion Assignments Guide

This document outlines 4 assignments for a module on unsteady wave motion: 1) Calculate pressure ratios and shock wave pressure for a Mach 1.5 shock in air. 2) Use different driver gases and observe the effects on air as the driven gas. 3) Calculate properties behind a reflected shock in a helium-air shock tube at given pressures and temperatures. 4) Evaluate how primary shock numbers change when the temperature of a helium driver gas is increased from 300K to 700K in a helium-air shock tube.

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Module 6 : Unsteady Wave Motion

ASSIGNMENTS

1. If the moving shock Mach number is 1.5 then calculate the driven to driven pressure ratio and also the pressure across this
primary shock wave for air as driver and driven gas.

2. Use any monoatomic, diatomic and triatomic gases as driver gases for air as driven gas and comment your observation.

3. A shock tube operates with helium driver of pressure 25 bar and 300 K temperature and air as driven gas with 0.1 bar
pressure and 300 K temperature. Calculate the properties behind reflected shock.

4. A shock tube operates with helium driver of pressure 25 bar and 300 K temperature and air as driven gas with 0.1 bar
pressure and 300 K temperature. Evaluate primary shock numbers if driver gas temperature is raised in the steps of 100 K till
700K.

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