Condensation in Supersonic and Hypersonic Wind Tunnels

Gasdynamics and homogeneous nucleation

“…Thus , Oswatitsch was able to perform a stepwise numerical integration of the system of equations for steady Wegener and Mack (1958), Stever (1958), Pouring (1963), Hil l , Witting and Demetri (1963) , Gyarmathy and Meyer (1965), Griffin and Sherman (1965) , Duff and Hill (1966), Hill (1966), Stein (1967), We gener and Parlange (1967), Deych and F ilipov (1968), Dawson et al (1969) , Jaeger et al . (1969) Puzyrewski (1969, Wegener ( 1969) , Roberts ( 1969) , Chmielewski and Sherman (1970) , Clumpner (1970), Barschdorff (1970Barschdorff ( , 1971, Wu ( 1972) , Wegener , Clumpner and Wu ( 1972) , , and Wu ( 1 9 7 4) .…”

“…For one , our primary aim to compare well con- We recall that p , is the condensate density referred to the volume of the gas phas e , and ~T is the ( apparent ) * Similar derivations , using slightl y different notations , may be found in Wegener and Mack (1958) , Stever (1956), Hill (1966), and Wegener (1969).…”

“…for H20 (Wegener and Mack 1958) resulting in a much more pronounced effect of condensation on the dispersion of sound than the effect found in reactions .…”

“…Gasdynamics is described in relation to condensation in greater detail by Stever (1958) , Wegener and Mack (1958) , and Wegener (1969).…”

Asymptotic solution of transonic nozzle flows with homogeneous condensation. I. Subcritical flows

“…This event was first reported by Prandtll and the problem was later formulated by Oswatitsch. 2 Presently the subject can be studied in the informative articles by Wegener and Mack, 3 Stever, 4 Wegener, 5 Hill, 6 Barschdorff,7 Gyarmathys and in their extensive references. Qualitative description of the condensation zones with detailed analytical structure is also available in Blythe and Shih 9 and Clarke and Delalel° using asymptotic methods.…”