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\M-therm\Th16-2.pm5Also,T
Ts2
=
p
ps21
F
HGI
KJ−γ
γ
=110
222 211
1
..4
F .4
HGI
KJ−
= 0.818or, T 2 = 0.818 × 487.45 = 398.7 K
Sonic velocity at outlet section,
C 2 = γRT 2 = 1 4 287 398 7..×× = 400.25 m/s
∴ Velocity at outlet section, V 2 = M 2 × C 2 = 1.05 × 400.25 = 420.26 m/s. Ans.
Now, mass flow at the given section = mass flow at outlet section (exit)
......continuity equation
i.e., ρ 1 A 1 V 1 = ρ 2 A 2 V 2 or
p
RT
1
1A 1 V 1 =
p
RT2
2A 2 V 2∴ Flow area at the outlet section,A 2 =p AVT
TpV1112
122200 0 001 170 398 7
473 110 420 26= ×××
××... = 6.199 × 10
–4 m 2Hence, A 2 = 6.199 × 10–4 m^2 or 619.9 mm^2. Ans.
(iv) Pressure (pt), temperature (Tt), velocity (Vt), and flow area (At) at throat of
the nozzle :
At throat, critical conditions prevail, i.e. the flow velocity becomes equal to the sonic veloc-
ity and Mach number attains a unit value.
From eqn. (16.22),T
Ts
t=^11
2+F −^2
HGI
KJL
N
MO
Q
Pγ M
tor,487 45.
Tt =1 14 1
2+F − 12
HGI
KJL ×
N
MO
Q
P.
= 1.2 or Tt = 406.2 KHence Tt = 406.2 K (or 133.2°C). Ans.Also,p
Tt
s= T
Tt
sF
HGI
KJ−γ
γ 1
or
pt
222 2. =406 2
487 451. 11
.
.4
F .4
HGI
KJ− = 0.528or, pt = 222.2 × 0.528 = 117.32 kN/m^2. Ans.
Sonic velocity (corresponding to throat conditions),
Ct = γRTt = 1 4 287 406 2..×× = 404 m/s
∴ Flow velocity, Vt = Mt × Ct = 1 × 404 = 404 m/s
By continuity equation, we have : ρ 1 A 1 V 1 = ρt AtVtor, p
RT1
1A 1 V 1 =p
RTt
tAtVt∴ Flow area at throat, At =
pAVT
TpVt
tt111
1200 0 001 170 406 2
473 117 32 404= ×××
××..
.
= 6.16 × 10–4 m^2Hence, At = 6.16 × 10–4 m^2 or 616 mm^2 (Ans.)