- Project Details
- Simulation Parameters
Inviscid simulation of a shock tube with same gas in driver and driven sections and open or closed ends.
| author | |
|---|---|
| published | 13 Nov 2015 |
| project id | 2015/j5DaBeV |
| software | OpenFOAM v2.3.0 |
| views | 511 |
| tags | 1D, shock, tube, shocktube, compressible, inviscid, laminar, rhoCentralFoam |
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| \(T_\text{driven}\) | \(C\) | |
| \(T_\text{driver}\) | \(C\) | |
| \(end\ type\) | \(\) | |
| gas | \(\) | |
| \(L\) | \(m\) | |
| \(p_\text{driven}\) | \(kPa\) | |
| \(p_\text{driver}\) | \(kPa\) | |
| \(x_\text{diaphragm}/L\) | \(\) |
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Colin McRae, "1D Shock Tube (1-Gas)," ThinkSOLN EnGen [online database], 2015, https://engen.thinksoln.com/projects/2015/j5DaBeV.
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