Aerodynamics of Bodies of Revolution
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A comprehensive technical treatise on the aerodynamics of bodies of revolution from transonic to hypersonic speeds, covering all aspects of the subject, including transonic flow, linearized supersonic flow, Newtonian flow, rarefied gas and free-molecule flow, skin friction, heat transfer, and mass transfer. This English translation of a unique Russian textbook is provided with some corrections, references for all sources the editor could identify, redrawn figures, and an editor's introduction to each chapter summarizing and referencing pertinent material that has appeared since 1964, when the second edition was published. Krasnov's general approach assumes knowledge of the basic gas dynamic equations and applies them to solve aerodynamic problems. All important methods and techniques in modern aerodynamic theory are developed, with the aim of presenting practical methods for solving engineering problems. Results are usually given in the form of working equations, graphs, tables, or detailed sequential calculation methods.
Table of Contents
Part 1
Preface
Chapter One
Basic Concepts and Equations for the Aerodynamics of Bodies of Revolution
Chapter Two
The Cone in Supersonic Flow
Chapter Three
The Method of Characteristics
Chapter Four
Drag of Slender Bodies of Revolution in Linearized Flow
Chapter Five
Lift of Slender Bodies of Revolution in Linearized Flow
Chapter Six
Aerodynamics of Bodies of Revolution at Hypersonic Speeds
Part 2
Chapter Seven
Aerodynamics of Blunt Bodies of Revolution
Chapter Eight
Skin Friction and Heat Transfer on Blunt Bodies
Chapter Nine
Heat and Mass Transfer from the Surface of a Vehicle
Chapter Ten
Aerodynamics of Rarefied Gases
Chapter Eleven
Similarity Laws and Aerodynamic Characteristics at Transonic Velocities
Appendix
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