Underexpanded Jet Flow
Underexpanded Jet Flow is a type of supersonic jet flow in which the exhaust pressure is higher than the ambient pressure, causing the jet to expand further upon exit and generate expansion waves.
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Study of the highly underexpanded sonic jet.
S. A. CRIST, D. R. Glass, P. M. Sherman · AIAA Journal · 1966 · 380 citations
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Glenn Research Center
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Monash University
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
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Langley Research Center
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