Overexpanded Jet Flow is a jet flow regime in which the exhaust pressure at the nozzle exit is lower than the ambient pressure, causing the flow to contract immediately downstream of the nozzle and leading to the formation of a complex shock structure as the jet adjusts to the surrounding environment.
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