R. Ya. Tugazakov
Abstract
It is shown analytically that unsteady supersonic gas flow, as well as stationary flow, detaches from a streamlined surface when a Ferri point vortical singularity (VS) floats from it. Analysis of conditions under which the separation of stationary and unsteady gas flows occurs is carried out.
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It is shown analytically that unsteady supersonic gas flow, as well as stationary flow, detaches from a streamlined surface when a Ferri point vortical singularity (VS) floats from it. Analysis of conditions under which the separation of stationary and unsteady gas flows occurs is carried out.
Key concepts: Supersonic speed, Mechanics, Choked flow, Separation (statistics), Ideal gas, Singularity, Flow (mathematics), Physics