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"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave with purely supersonic flow . - Above a cer- tain free - stream Mach number , the value of which depends upon the magnitude of the wedge angle , the bow wave is attached to the apex of the wedge , and the local flow at all ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow - wave profile may be used to obtain the detailed structure of the downstream regions of the disturbed flow field . This kind of information would in turn be required to determine the heat transfer to a cylindrical afterbody , the ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave and the reflected blast wave . The result of the latter interaction is to cause the bow wave to move back out away from the model . Depending on the relative strengths of the bow wave and blast wave , either additional shock ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow - wave profile . The method is approximate in one respect ; the assumption is made that the pressure distribution in a plane normal to the body axis is similar to that given by blast - wave theory . While this assumption is not ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave , it can be readily estimated from the body bow wave slope that the flow Mach number approaching the wing leading edge is supersonic , approximately 4.4 . Therefore , the 76 ° sweptback wing leading edge will have a weak bow ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave ahead of the hull's bow wave , and the two wave patterns cancel each other out . These extensions are commonplace on large ships , which use them to realize savings in wavemaking drag of 5 to 15 percent . ( The wave reduction ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave series remains , the second of the two operations grows very much in relative importance . Suppose , for in- stance , the bow wave series has dwindled to half its original height when it has reached the afterbody , then we may ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave series remains , the second of the two operations grows very much in relative importance . Suppose , for in- stance , the bow wave series has dwindled to half its original height when it has reached the afterbody , then we may ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow- wave system ( i . e . , that which has already gone away out of reach of the action of after body ) , added to ( 2 ) the amount represented in the combined wave system made by the after body acting on the remaining portion of the ...
"Bow wave" -wikipedia from books.google.com
... bow wave system at the stern through viscosity and lateral spreading . For very considerable lengths of middle body , the height of the bow wave system at the stern was insufficient to produce interference or affect the resistance . The ...