Fluid Mechanics: Shock Waves (29 of 34)

0:00:39 - Characteristics of shock waves
0:03:09 - Property changes across a normal shock wave in a duct
0:31:24 - Example: Property changes across a normal shock wave in a duct
0:45:42 - Normal shock waves in converging-diverging nozzles
0:57:27 - Example: Normal shock wave in a converging-diverging nozzle (continued next lecture)

This lecture series was recorded live at Cal Poly Pomona during Spring 2018. The textbook is White "Fluid Mechanics (8th edition)."

[antoinepichou]

Dr.John Biddle, your passion is communicative ... thank you for your enthusiasm and your work

[ahmedalnemr]

i have never ever complete an online-lecture but with this doctor i fail in love with fluid mechanics more. thanks

[sebastianvargas]

Most people in my school taking fluid mechanics know to just watch these videos and you'll be set. Very nicely done.

[CockatooDude]

This guy is really good at teaching! Thanks for uploading these videos.

[noz]

I remember, when I was attending Air Force Academy. We studied a lot of Aerodynamics
Those subjects are what I learned

[nanodynamics]

Once upon a time, a guy made compressible flow looked easy
Thanks Dr. Biddle

[DN-psbn]

My alma mater creating beautiful concise videos. 🙏🏽

[PtiTwins]

thanks for your lessons, it makes fluids easy

[sanjaydubey]

awesome series, I like it most! content made simple and easy to understand! thanks for uploading. I like the whole 4 lecture on compressible flow. I think it cover all the imp content from the local fluid mechanics book!

[NEVER_MESS]

I'm doing a research project on
Topic : Shock-wave - An introduction and application
Sub Topic : Fluid Mechanics - TWO PHASE FLOWS

how can I complete this "please suggest me Sir"

[ShockwaveEngineering]

1:38
Just a major correction, those are not shockwaves. Those are vapor cones. Shockwaves occur independently of weather conditions. Shockwaves can be seen on aircraft as distortions, like a crack in a glass

[eugeneeugene]

This guy reminds me my good old professors, and I am not very young.

[uglyangel]

LOL, I like his humor at 23:48 about shocking shock wave

[mohammednorai]

Hello CPP MechEngTutorials, I need a help and the help is Can Dr. John Biddle explain to us the oblique shock wave and expansion wave in detail because I am living in UAE and we are taking Compressible fluid mechanics, so we need him, please?

[Helicopterpilot]

LOL, 55:00 I'm watching this to understand those "expansion shocks".

[muhammadsalman]

What textbook is being used for this course

[alcoholism]

He's good at teaching but America, just use the metric system... please

[Yamahog]

Awesome Lecture, John. thanks.... My peeve with all of this is, ... Abbreviation for Mach is a Ma, not Kelvins is K, not degrees K, same with Rankine, it's R, not degrees Absolute scale = No I shouldn't have to rag on about constants, but it is what it is. Please Relate Kelvin and Rankin as Kelvins and Rankins as absolute, not a tweak with degrees, so that the class doesn't look silly. Ohhh and BTW the isentropic index is referred to as Gamma . not k
which is k = kilo
Stay safe

[mlungisichonco]

Shocking stuff hence it called shock waves😅

[EBgCampos]

I am disapointed he blantantly tells us not to try to understand it and just use the equations.