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Relaxation in Shock Waves

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Stupochenko, Y.V., Losev, S.A. (Author), Osipov, A.I. (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 1967, 1967
Edition:1st ed. 1967
Series:Applied Physics and Engineering, An International Series
Subjects:
Physics And Astronomy
Engineering
Physics
Astronomy
Technology And Engineering
Online Access:
Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Experimental Study of Shock-wave Structure
  • [1] Creation and Structure of Shock-Waves
  • [2] Relaxation Processes in Gases (Elementary Theory)
  • [3] Experimental Study of the Shock-wave Structure
  • 2. The Shock Tube
  • [4] Methods of Obtaining Strong Shock Waves
  • [5] Gasdynamic Flows in Shock Tubes
  • [6] Inhomogeneity of the Flow Behind the Shock Front
  • [7] Auxiliary Measurements of Flow Variables in Shock Tubes
  • 3. Experimental Methods of Study of Nonequilibrium Phenomena in Shock Waves
  • [8] General Requirements of the Recording Apparatus
  • [9] Certain Relationships for the Flow of Nonequilibrium Gas
  • [10] Measuring the Gas Density
  • [11] Absorption Methods of Molecular Concentration Measurement
  • [12] Optical Study of Gases
  • [13] Measuring the Electron Concentration
  • [14] Other Methods of Measurement
  • 4. Relaxation Processes in Shock Waves
  • [15] Establishing a Maxwellian Distribution
  • [16] Rotational Relaxation
  • [17] Vibrational Relaxation
  • [18] Thermal Dissociation Kinetics
  • [19] Thermal Ionization Kinetics
  • [20] “Nonequilibrium” Radiation of Gases Behind the Front of Strong Shock Waves
  • 5. Nonequilibrium Phenomena in Shock Waves in Air
  • [21] High-temperature Thermodynamic and Optical Properties of Air
  • [22] Vibrational Relaxation
  • [23] Chemical Reaction Kinetics
  • [24] Thermal Ionization Kinetics and Nonequilibrium Radiation
  • 6. Flow of a Gas Undergoing Relaxation
  • [25] Introduction
  • [26] Equations of Relaxation Gasdyn amies
  • [27] Certain Properties of the Motion of Fluids Undergoing Relaxation. Transition to Equilibrium Gasdynamics
  • [28] The Case of Several Nonequilibrium Parameters
  • References
  • Author Index

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