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exhaust velocity

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exhaust velocity [ig′zȯst və′läs·əd·ē]
(fluid mechanics)
The velocity of gaseous or other particles in the exhaust stream of the nozzle of a reaction engine, relative to the nozzle.


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005 m Exhaust Velocity and temperature: free-slip Opening Radiant Velocity: no-slip; temperature: fixed values as shown in Panels Table 3, humidity insulation Skin Velocity: no-slip; temperature and sweat rate: calculation Surfaces results from Sakoi's model Other Velocity: no-slip; temperature: results from radiant Wall calculation, humidity insulation Surfaces SIMULATION RESULTS Velocity Distribution Figure 6 shows the velocity distribution in each case.
The difference in minimum self-reentrainment dilution ratios can be attributed to the difference in exhaust velocity and exhaust louver design in the two installations.
While in the take-off and approach configuration (ejector aft), the hushkit forces exhaust through a uniquely designed nozzle into an ejector shroud that ultimately reduces exhaust velocity, hence noise values.
 
 
 
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