Mixing in Inhomogeneous Gas Jets

Walter R. Keagy, Albert E. Weller, W. T. Reid, F. A. Reed

ResearchPublished 1949

An analysis of a freely expanding turbulent jet. A comparison is made between theoretical values and preliminary experimental data from jets of helium, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide obtained by micro-sampling and impact pressure surveys.

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Keagy, Walter R., Albert E. Weller, W. T. Reid, and F. A. Reed, Mixing in Inhomogeneous Gas Jets. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1949. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R142.html.
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