Maybe the best way to portray what is going on is with an animation.
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Animé of a Modeled PC
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re: Animé of a Modeled PC
Excellent job, Forrest.
If the modelled trend is correct, I mean at least we did see the combustion resonates inside the CC, I think the "compressibilty" is probably not so important a factor for a pulse combustor.
However one thing still confuses me, how did you put into account the gas expansion due to combustion ? If gas is modelled as water, how does it expand ?
If the modelled trend is correct, I mean at least we did see the combustion resonates inside the CC, I think the "compressibilty" is probably not so important a factor for a pulse combustor.
However one thing still confuses me, how did you put into account the gas expansion due to combustion ? If gas is modelled as water, how does it expand ?
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re: Animé of a Modeled PC
Thanks, Horace. Thank you very much.Excellent job, Forrest.
Me, too.If the modelled trend is correct, I mean at least we did see the combustion
resonates inside the CC, I think the "compressibilty" is probably not so important
a factor for a pulse combustor.
If the phenomenum is not represented by, then it does not exist in, the model.However one thing still confuses me, how did you put into account the gas expansion
due to combustion ? If gas is modelled as water, how does it expand ?