Lecture

Isentropic Flows: Consequences

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Description

This lecture covers isentropic flows, including tables for isentropic flow, the speed of sound relation, and the number of Mach associated with sonic quantities. It also discusses the conditions for a flow to be compressible and the Newton binomial development of the isentropic relation.

Instructor

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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