Lecture

Straight Shock Waves - Shock Tube Application

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Description

This lecture covers the application of straight shock waves in shock tubes, including the setup with primary and secondary diaphragms, pistons, test sections, and compression tubes. It discusses the high enthalpy wind tunnel, the characteristics of the shock tube, and the experimental conditions for generating shock waves.

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