- 11.7.11.43: Air flows steadily and isentropically from standard atmosphericcond...
- 11.7.11.44: Helium at 68 F and 14.7 psia in a large tank flows steadilyand isen...
- 11.7.11.45: An ideal gas is to flow isentropically from a large tankwhere the a...
- 11.7.11.46: The flow blockage associated with the use of an intrusiveprobe can ...
- 11.7.11.47: At a certain point in a pipe, air flows steadily with a velocityof ...
- 11.7.11.48: A tank of oxygen has a hole of area 0.5 cm2 in its wall. Thetempera...
- 11.7.11.49: The gas entering a rocket nozzle has a stagnation pressureof 1500 k...
- 11.7.11.50: Air flows in the channel in Fig. P11.50. Determine theMach number, ...
- 11.7.11.51: A jet engine is to be designed for an altitude of 12,000 m,where th...
- 11.7.11.52: Air is flowing in the convergingdiverging nozzle shownin Fig. P11.5...
- 11.7.11.53: A convergentdivergent nozzle has an exit throat area ratioof 3.0. I...
- 11.7.11.54: An ideal gas flows isentropically through a convergingdiverging noz...
- 11.7.11.55: Air is supplied to a convergentdivergent nozzle from areservoir whe...
Solutions for Chapter 11.7: One Dimensional Flow in a Variable Area Duct
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Dark matter
Undetected matter that is thought to exist in great quantities in the universe.
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Deep-sea fan
A cone-shaped deposit at the base of the continental slope. The sediment is transported to the fan by turbidity currents that follow submarine canyons.
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Degenerate matter
Extremely dense solar material caused by electrons being displaced inward toward an atom’s nucleus.
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Desert
One of the two types of dry climate; the driest of the dry climates.
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Drawdown
The difference in height between the bottom of a cone of depression and the original height of the water table.
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Ductile deformation
A type of solid state flow that produces a change in the size and shape of a rock body without fracturing. Occurs at depths where temperatures and confining pressures are high.
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Euphotic zone
The portion of the photic zone near the surface where light is bright enough for photosynthesis to occur.
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Focal length
The distance from the lens to the point where it focuses parallel rays of light.
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Humidity
A general term referring to water vapor in the air but not to liquid droplets of fog, cloud, or rain.
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Humus
Organic matter in soil produced by the decomposition of plants and animals.
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Lapse rate (normal)
The average drop in temperature (6.5° C per kilometer; 3.5° F per 1,000 feet) with increased altitude in the troposphere.
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Low cloud
A cloud that forms below a height of 2,000 meters.
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Mineralogy
The study of minerals.
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Nonmetallic mineral resource
Mineral resource that is not a fuel or processed for the metals it contains.
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Parabolic dunes
The shape of these dunes resembles barchans, except their tips point into the wind; they often form along coasts that have strong onshore winds, abundant sand, and vegetation that partly covers the sand.
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Plankton
Passively drifting or weakly swimming organisms that cannot move independently of ocean currents. Includes microscopic algae, protozoa, jellyfish, and larval forms of many animals.
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Polar (P) air mass
A cold air mass that forms in a high-latitude source region. Polar easterlies In the global pattern of prevailing winds, winds that blow from the polar high toward the subpolar low. These winds, however, should not be thought of as persistent winds, such as the trade winds.
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Polar high
Anticyclones that are assumed to occupy the inner polar regions and are believed to be thermally induced, at least in part.
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Sidereal day
The period of Earth’s rotation with respect to the stars.
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Turbulent flow
The movement of water in an erratic fashion, often characterized by swirling, whirlpool-like eddies. Most streamflow is of this type.