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Transcribed Image Text:Air expands from a storage tank through a converging-diverging nozzle. (See Figure P4.4.)
Under certain conditions, it is found that a normal shock exists in the diverging section of
the nozzle at an area equal to twice the throat area, with the exit area of the nozzle equal to
four times the throat area. Assuming isentropic flow except for the shockwaves, that the air
behaves as a perfect gas with constant y = 1.4, and that the storage tank pressure and tem-
perature are 200 kPa and 300 K, respectively. determine the following:
(a) A* for flow from inlet to shock,
(b) A* for flow from shock to exit,
(c) the mach number at the nozzle exit plane,
(d) the stagnation pressure at the nozzle exit plane,
(e) the exit plane static pressure, and
(f) the exit plane velocity.
T= 300 K
Po= 200 kPa
Athroat = 50 cm?
Aexit = 4 Athroạt
Ashock = 2 Athroat

Transcribed Image Text:If this tank/converging-diverging nozzle combination was to be used as a
rocket's propulsion unit, would it produce more or less thrust as it flew
higher and higher in altitude?
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