2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.paerosci.2009.11.004
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Viscosity effects on weak irregular reflection of shock waves in steady flow

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“…The types of the irregular triple-shock configurations obtained in computations of steady axisymmetric flows with a Mach disk in the present work are the same as those investigated by Ivanov et al [15] and Khotyanovsky et al [16], who studied the reflection of wedge-generated shock waves with the formation of the Mach stem in steady twodimensional supersonic flows. The reflection problems were solved numerically with the Navier-Stokes solver and compared with the results computed by the direct simulation Monte Carlo method.…”
Section: Computed Flow Patterns In Convergent Conical Ductssupporting
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“…The types of the irregular triple-shock configurations obtained in computations of steady axisymmetric flows with a Mach disk in the present work are the same as those investigated by Ivanov et al [15] and Khotyanovsky et al [16], who studied the reflection of wedge-generated shock waves with the formation of the Mach stem in steady twodimensional supersonic flows. The reflection problems were solved numerically with the Navier-Stokes solver and compared with the results computed by the direct simulation Monte Carlo method.…”
Section: Computed Flow Patterns In Convergent Conical Ductssupporting
confidence: 61%
“…Here, the tripleshock interaction at θ w = 12 • has to occur at the crossing of the polars of the incident and reflected shock waves on the right of the reflection shock axis; at θ w = 13.5 • , the polars of the incident and reflected shock waves do not intersect. As noted in [15], the presumptions of Sternberg [14] about a transitional zone of triple-shock interaction between the flow domains where the Rankine-Hugoniot relations are valid were confirmed by computations.…”
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