2020
DOI: 10.2514/1.j059333
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Hypersonic Aerodynamics of Blunt Plates in Near-Continuum Regime by Improved Navier–Stokes Model

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“…e mass of particles deposited on the filter membrane is calculated according to the change in oscillation frequency, and then, the mass concentration of particles is calculated according to the flow rate, ambient temperature, and atmospheric pressure. e advantages of this method are that the concentration of particulate matter can be continuously monitored and that the accuracy and real-time performance are very good [8]. A suitable cutter is used to sample the smoke and also measure PM2.5 and PM10.…”
Section: Micro-oscillating Balance Methodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e mass of particles deposited on the filter membrane is calculated according to the change in oscillation frequency, and then, the mass concentration of particles is calculated according to the flow rate, ambient temperature, and atmospheric pressure. e advantages of this method are that the concentration of particulate matter can be continuously monitored and that the accuracy and real-time performance are very good [8]. A suitable cutter is used to sample the smoke and also measure PM2.5 and PM10.…”
Section: Micro-oscillating Balance Methodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many numerical and theoretical methods can provide the macroscopic information of Knudsen layer ow, e.g., methods of the kinetic theory of gases [25,26], conventional CFD method [27,28], DSMC method [29,30], molecular dynamics (MD) method [21,31], and other derivative methods [19,32]. DSMC and MD can reveal the variations of molecular velocity distribution because they directly simulate molecular motion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%