saleem.ip
Member • Sep 24, 2008
compressible fluid flow
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Member • Oct 1, 2008
Compressible fluid flow refers to flow at velocities that are comparable to, or exceed, the speed of sound. The compressibility is relevant because at such velocities the variations in density that occur as the fluid moves from place to place cannot be ignored.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone.