Hydrogen file cooling with incident and swept-shock interactions in a Mach 6.4 nitrogen free stream View on Open Library

Hydrogen file cooling with incident and swept-shock interactions in a Mach 6.4 nitrogen free stream

by George C. Olsen

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First published: 1995 1 language
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Hypersonic flow Cold flow tests Free flow Supersonic combustion ramjet engines Film cooling Mass flow rate Coolants Oblique shock waves Thermal protection Gas flow

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