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A Plating Method for the Construction of High-Precision Nozzles
- Creators
- Moore, C. D.
- Roshko, A.
- Others:
- Roy, Gabriel D.
- Givi, Peyman
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Abstract
A research program to study the effects of density ratio and exit Mach number on the development of a compressible, axisymmetric jet has been undertaken, using different gases to change the density of the jet. However, each gas and Mach number combination requires a unique nozzle contour, and the manufacture of the planned number of nozzles by traditional methods would have been prohibitively expensive. A plating technique to inexpensively manufacture high precision nozzles was developed, and a prototype nozzle constructed. Data are presented which shows the flow quality to be as good as or better than the nozzles used by previous experimenters.
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- 81069
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- Office of Naval Research (ONR)
- N00014-89-J-1991
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