Weak Isothermal Shock Wave in Heat Radiating Atmosphere
Author:
RATNESH KUMAR
Affiliation:
Physics Deptt., SVBPIC, Amritakhas, Pilibhit -262201 India
Email of Corresponding Author: ratnesh.svbp@gmail.com
Keyword:
Isothermal propagation, Weak shock, Uniform and non-uniform density, CCWmethod
Issue Date:
December, 2016
Abstract:
The motion of strong spherical shock in non-uniform atmosphere has been investigated by Chester-Chesnell- Whitham method. This method is often used to study the freely propagation of shock waves in uniform and non-uniform medium. Though the effect of overtaking disturbances plays a significant role but for the sake of simplicity, its effect on the shock has neglected. The expressions for shock velocity, shock strength, particle velocity, and pressure are obtained using Bhowmick conditions.
Pages:
163-167
ISSN:
2319-8052 (Online) - 2231-3478 (Print)
Source:
DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.22147/jusps-B/280703
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