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Aerodynamics Practice Test: Newtonian Theory - Time-Marching Technique
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The time-marching technique is a strategy for solving time-dependent differential equations. It involves propagating the solution from one time step to the next.The basic principle of time marching is to start with a guessed flow distribution and integrate the time-dependent equations of motion and energy forward with time until a steady-state solution is obtained.

The time-marching CFD technique is essentially suitable to fluid dynamics. Almost all fluid motions are unsteady. Almost steady flow also contains unsteady aspects, especially when the Reynolds number is high and turbulence occurs.

Aerodynamics Practice Test: Newtonian Theory - Time-Marching Technique
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13 Questions

1. According to Newton’s theory, what happens to the lift to drag value with decreasing angle of attack of a flat plate?
2. What is the formula for coefficient of drag over a circular cylinder at hypersonic speed?
3. What is the pressure exerted by the incoming stream of particles on an inclined flat plate based on Newton’s theory?
4. According to the Newtonian model for fluid flow, what is the coefficient of pressure at the rear of the surface while free stream flows horizontally towards it?
5. What is the relation according to the Newton’s theory for hypersonic problems?
6. Coefficient of drag over a sphere at hypersonic speed is dependent on the Mach number.
7. As a result of chemically reacting gas, which of these features differ compared to the ideal gas??
8. What is a Newtonian theory used for?
9. Which of these methods is not a local inclination method for computing pressure distribution?
10. At what angle does the coefficient of lift over a flat plate become maximum?
11. According to the Newtonian theory, which of these is preserved after the impact of the incident particles?
12. Newton theory is applicable for which of these flows?
13. Newton’s theory gives much more accurate results for 2 – dimensional shapes.