Determine the area and velocity at the exit of the convergent
nozzle through which it flows
an isentropic gas (k = 1,4; R = 287Nm/kg.K). What is the lowest
possible value for the
outlet of the nozzle while maintaining isoentropic flow? (For the
same input conditions).
Data: Pressure1 = 207 kPa ; Density1 = 1,3 kg/m³ ; Velocity1 = 47,2 m/s ; Area1 = 0,1m² . Pressure2 = 172,5 kPa
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