Comparison of Subsonic & Supersonic Aircraft| Shock Waves| Designing Commercial Supersonic Aircraft!
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- Hello. In this video we look at a comparison between Subsonic and Supersonic Aircraft. We see the why there are changes in Design for a Subsonic and Supersonic Aircraft with respect to the wing, fuselage and the engines that are used.
We also look at what is meant by Shock waves and the impact it has on the air properties across it. We also see what modifications need to be done on a supersonic aircraft because of the shock wave formation.
We finally see the process involved in designing a supersonic aircraft and the factors that need to be considered to make it commercially available to all.
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Did you know that there’s also transonic aircraft which fly at speeds between Mach 0.8 and Mach 1.2? Most jet airliners are classified as transonic aircraft rather than subsonic. Transonic is defined where some of the air flowing around the plane is moving supersonic even if the plane as a whole is flying subsonic and/or when the some of the air flowing around the plane is move subsonic even if the plane as a whole is flying supersonic. Most fighter jets by the way usually fly at subsonic speeds below Mach 0.8 even though they can fly at supersonic speeds above Mach 1.2.
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You're sure welcome! There's also "hypersonic" which is defined as flying at speeds of Mach 5 or more. But as you may already know, no airplane can fly at hypersonic or even near hypersonic speeds. Only rocket propelled aircraft and spacecraft can achieve these insanely high speeds! Crazy, right?
@@ChrisZoomER Adding to the engines, the structure of the aircraft must withstand the high temperatures at supersonic speeds as well
@@JxJAVIATION yeah I know
@@ChrisZoomER ooh thanks
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hello thank you for the video its very educative keep up with the great work , and i have one question , 1. after the air flow passes the shock wave , pressure , temperature and density increase right ?
you said in the video total pressure decreases.
yes the total pressure decreases but the static pressure increases.
Thanks sir
Welcome sir!
Excellent video keep doing pls...
Thank you, Sure!
I realize I am kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to watch new series online?
@Vihaan Maximus Flixportal :P
@Spencer Winston thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it !
@Vihaan Maximus Glad I could help :D
But good explanation
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can you plz do about FADIC AND ESS AND DIFFERENT BETEEN THEM THX
Will note it down!
@@JxJAVIATION thank you very much
Please leave out the music.
Yes noted. It was not a good decision!
You Video is Highly Digestable, I request you to Keep it up Please
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The trailing edge cone of water vapor has nothing to do w supersonic speed/ is created at any speed but you all keep using it as an inaccurate visual.
Its actually more easy to see it at supersonic speeds!
The music is pretty unnecessary
Noted. Thanks
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