Q1: Air at stagnation conditions of 2Mpa and 750K flows isentropic ally through a converging-diverging nozzle. If the maximum flow rate is 5.4 kg/s, determine: 1- the throat area 2- Velocity, pressure and temperature at the nozzle exit. If the exit area is three times as large as the throat area.

Q1: Air at stagnation conditions of 2Mpa and 750K flows isentropic ally through a converging-diverging nozzle. If the maximum flow rate is 5.4 kg/s, determine: 1- the throat area 2- Velocity, pressure and temperature at the nozzle exit. If the exit area is three times as large as the throat area.

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Q1: Air at stagnation conditions of 2Mpa and 75OK flows isentropic ally through a converging-diverging
nozzle. If the maximum flow rate is 5.4 kg/s, determine:
1- the throat area
2- Velocity, pressure and temperature at the nozzle exit.
If the exit area is three times as large as the throat area.

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