Temperature Field at Nonlinear Gas Oscillations in a Rectangular Channel
The effect of low-intensity forced oscillations of a gas on the temperature field in a rectangular channel is studied. A nonuniform temperature distribution along the side wall of the channel during resonance was revealed. The maximum heating of the gas is observed near the piston and the closed end...
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