CH6 OBLIQU SHOCK WAVES第6节的斜激波.ppt

6.3 Reflection of Oblique Shock Waves 1. Reflection of an Oblique Shock Wave from a Plane Wall (see p129 Fig. 6.12) 2. Wall Pressure Distribution near Point of Oblique Shock Wave Reflection in Ideal Case (see p131 Fig. 6.13) 3.Wall Pressure Distribution near Point of Oblique Shock Wave Reflection in Real Case (see p131 Fig. 6.14) --boundary layer separation during shock wave-boundary layer interaction (p132 Fig. 6.15) 4. Mach Reflection (p132-133 Fig. 6.16, 6.17, 6.18 ) 5. No Reflection of Wave (p135 Fig. 6.19) (=Neutralization, Cancellation or Absorption of an Oblique Shock Wave) 6.3 Reflection of Oblique Shock Waves Example 6.2 Sol. Example 6.3 Sol. Example 6.4 Sol. 6.4 Interaction of Oblique Shock Waves 1. Intersection of Multiple Left-Running Oblique Shock Waves (p136 Fig. 6.20) 2. Intersection of Oblique Shock Waves on a Curved Wall (p137 Fig. 6.21) 3. Intersection of Right- and Left-Running Oblique Shock Waves (p138 Fig. 6.23) 6.4 Interaction of Oblique Shock Waves * * CH.6 OBLIQUE SHOCK WAVES 6.1 Introduction 1. Definition of Oblique Shock - a straight compression shock wave inclined at an angle to the upstream flow direction - In general, the oblique shocks produce a change in flow direction as indicated in Fig. 6.1. (p119) 2. Occurrence 1] external flow - due to the presence of wedge in a supersonic flow - due to the presence of concave corner in a supersonic flow 2] internal flow - in supersonic flow through an over-expanded nozzle 6.1 Introduction 3. Distinction 1] 2, 3 dimensional shock 1) 2-dimensional shock; due to the presence of wedge etc. 2) 3-dimensional shock; due to the presence of cone etc. 2] attached, detached shock 1) attached oblique shock ; = straight line for a given 2)detached shock ; = curved shock where = deflection angle 4. Momentum Consideration 1] statement The oblique shock relations can be deduced from the normal shock relations by not