21:35 It would be interesting to see if you could "subtract" the (precomputed) displacement thickness from the actual geometry of the cone, such what when the flow encounters the new design the effective shape recovers the inviscid conical surface pressure
Sir, as per my understanding Is there Rarefied Gas Dynamics property have to consider at high altitude? Is there any effect of the shock wave thickness and chemically reacting flow?
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I now know what voice to have in my head when I read John d Anderson books
I never ever watched a long tutorial at one stretch ....except for this one
Let me understand better: these students have John D. Anderson Jr as their Aerodynamics teacher????
Fascinating lecture!
Principles of Flight, Fundamental of Aerodynamics , Modern Compressible Flow are my favourite books of John D Anderson.
21:35 It would be interesting to see if you could "subtract" the (precomputed) displacement thickness from the actual geometry of the cone, such what when the flow encounters the new design the effective shape recovers the inviscid conical surface pressure
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Sir, as per my understanding Is there Rarefied Gas Dynamics property have to consider at high altitude? Is there any effect of the shock wave thickness and chemically reacting flow?
This was probably thrown out by those who gutted these departments.
When was this filmed?
Prof. Anderson seems to say it is April 1991 at the 8:47 mark.
Rockwell....thats how long ago
Before the academy was turned into a clown show. I wonder why they never pursued these designs in the 1980s?
a clown show??? how comes?
Dude, hypersonic flows are interesting but not at all the priority.