Quiz 4

Cards (48)

  • What is the final flow deflection angle?
    theta_c
  • In NACA 1135, which chart gives the variation of shock-wave angle, the surface pressure coefficient, and the surface Mach number vs cone semi-vertex angle? (In that order)
    Charts 5, 6, 7.
  • Are the streamlines in the conical flow region curved or straight?
    curved
  • Is the flow between the shock and the cone isentropic?
    Yes
  • Is M_drag-divergence the beginning of the transonic flow regime?
    No, since usually M_dd is greater than or close to M_cr.
  • Define M_cr?
    When the free-stream Mach number at which sonic flow is first encountered on the airfoil.
  • What is an appropriate value for M_crit, as seen in PS12?
    0.8
  • The best M_crit value we obtained was from the
    Karman-Tsien Rule (A compressibility correction).
  • For a commercial jet, is it good idea to fly above M_drag-divergence.
    No
  • According to Prandtl-Glauert Rule, compressibility will
    increase the magnitude of the lift coefficient and moment coefficient at the same AOA. Good up to M = 0.7.
  • Of the three methods we studied, the most accurate is the
    Karmen-Tsien rule
  • Is the Laitone's rule based on nonlinear analysis?
    Yes, so does Karmen-Tsien rule.
  • Thin wings and slender bodies produce
    small disturbances in the flow field
  • A thick wing at AOA produces
    larger disturbances in the flow field
  • For thin wings and slender bodies, can we linearize subsonic flows?
    Yes
  • For thin wings and slender bodies can we linearize transonic flows?
    No
  • Give the linearized Cp in terms of perturbation velocity (ies)
    Cp=C_p =2u/V -2u'/V_∞
  • In order for velocity potential to exist, flow must be
    Irrotational
  • For all adiabatic flow,
    total enthalpy is constant
  • Transonic and hypersonic flow can't be
    linearized
  • Is conical flow obtained by Taylor-Maccoll considered to be exact?
    Yes
  • Does the conical flow theory provide the pressure coefficient or the temperature on the cone?
    The pressure coefficient
  • Is it possible to have a bow shock wave in front of a sharp cone?
    Yes, when the shock wave becomes detached when θc > θc_max
  • M_cr for a thin airfoil is [BLANK] than that for a thicker airfoil at the same AOA
    greater
  • For a given airfoil, M_cr will [BLANK] with increasing positive AOA
    decrease
  • Is M_cr lower than the M_drag-divergence?
    Yes
  • The quickest M_cr value we obtained was from the
    Prandtl-Glauert Rule
  • Of the three methods of linearized flow methods, the least accurate is the
    Prandtl-Glauert rule
  • Is the Karman-Tsien Rule based on linearized analysis?
    No
  • Name the equation that the "Velocity Potential Equation" reduces for the case of linearized subsonic flow.
    Prandtl-Glauert
  • When we linearize a problem, we neglect the
    nonlinear terms
  • Is there upstream influence in supersonic or subsonic flow if one were to scream into the flow regimes, can the person upstream hear you?
    subsonic flow only.
  • Which can be turned away from itself to a greater degree, without flow separation, subsonic or supersonic?
    Supersonic
  • For small flow deflection angles θ, the non-dimensional pressure rise across the shock is proportional to what power of θ?
    1
  • For small deflection angles, θ, the entropy rise across the shock is proportional to what power of θ?
    3
  • Is conical flow solution obtained from Taylor-Maccoll equation a numerical solution or an analytic one?
    Numerical solution
  • Is the pressure coefficient on the cone, C_pc variable or constant?
    constant
  • In NACA 1135, is Chart 4 for conical flow or 2-D oblique planar shock?
    2-D oblique planar shock
  • Is the flow in the conical flow region undergoing compression or expansion?
    Compression
  • Is it a good idea to cruise at M = 1?
    No