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Note on the Cylindrical Ejector Supersonic Propelling Nozzle
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 July 2016
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In a technical note in the January 1963 Journal J. Dunham shows a method to determine the choked condition in a cylindrical ejector nozzle which in a simpler way leads to the same expression that has been derived by H. Pearson et al. of Rolls-Royce Ltd. Although Mr. Dunham states it is unnecessary to use the “maximum-discharge” principle, his derivation in the case of two streams in a common passage is, by the assumptions he makes, based on just this principle.
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1.Dunham, J.A Theory of the Cylindrical Ejector Supersonic Propelling Nozzle (Technical Note). Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, Vol. 67, No. 625, p. 64, January 1963.Google Scholar
2.Pearson, H., Holliday, J. B. and Smith, S. F.A Theory of the Cylindrical Ejector Supersonic Propelling Nozzle. Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, Vol. 62, No. 574, p. 746, October 1958.Google Scholar