Lecture
Gas Properties and Nozzles
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Description
This lecture covers the representation of pressure, temperature, and density of a gas, stagnation properties, energy conservation for perfect gas and isentropic transformation, properties of diatomic gas, gas flow in converging-diverging pipes, Bernoulli's theorem, Mach number significance, and the use of nozzles for fluid acceleration.
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