Flow Through Diffusers
Flow Through Diffusers is a fluid dynamic phenomenon characterized by the deceleration of a compressible or incompressible fluid stream and the concomitant pressure recovery as the flow traverses a diverging channel, distinguished from other internal flow configurations by its intentional area expansion designed to convert kinetic energy into static pressure.
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Characteristic frequencies of transonic diffuser flow oscillations
T. J. Bogar, Miklos Sajben, J. C. Kroutil · AIAA Journal · 1983 · 164 citations
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