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Transcribed Image Text:b. Air flows in a converging-diverging nozzle
from stagnation conditions at P, = 500 kPa
and T. = 400 K as shown in Fig.2. The exit
Throat
To
static pressure is 450 kPa, and the throat
ME
Po
and exit areas are 0.01 m? and 0.015 m2
Po
respectively. Assuming isentropic flow,
Supersonie
nozzle
Ag
determine the Mach number, ME at exit
and the mass flow rate th when the flow is
supersonic in the divergence section of the
PE
(Ma, = 1)
duct.
(Take for air, K=1.4, and R= 287 m?/s?.K)
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