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supersonic jet shear layer

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1 layer

слой; наводчик ( оружия)

attachment line boundary layer — пограничный слой у линии критических точек

boundary layer with injection — пограничный слой при наличии вдува

chemically reacting boundary layer — химически реагирующий пограничный слой

constant property boundary layer — пограничный слой с постоянными характеристиками

controlled laminar boundary layer — управляемый (системой ламинаризации) ламинарный пограничный слой

cruise layer of the atmosphere — диапазон крейсерских высот полёта в атмосфере

free turbulent boundary layer — свободный [неуправляемый] турбулентный пограничный слой

high Mach number boundary layer — пограничный слой при больших числах М

highly accelerated boundary layer — пограничный слой при наличии большого ускорения потока

internal duct boundary layer — пограничный слой на внутренней стенке воздухопровода

magnetic boundary layer — магнитогидродинамический пограничный слой

near equilibrium boundary layer — близкий к равновесному пограничный слой

nozzle flow boundary layer — пограничный слой в сопле

shock tube boundary layer — пограничный слой па стенке ударной трубы

supersonic jet shear layer — пограничный слой сверхзвуковой струи

transient boundary layer — переходный пограничный слой

undercast layer of clouds — нижележащий слой облаков

uniform property boundary layer — пограничный слой с неизменными свойствами

— ablating layer

— ablation layer

— ablator layer

— absorbing layer

— adsorbed layer

— adsorption layer

— atmospheric layer

— attached boundary layer

— axisymmetric boundary layer

— barrier layer

— binary boundary layer

— broken layer

— charring layer

— cirrus layer

— compressible boundary layer

— constant-pressure boundary layer

— cooled-wall boundary layer

— core layer

— cylindrical boundary layer

— diffusion layer

— eddying shear layer

— entropy layer

— equilibrium boundary layer

— flat-plate boundary layer

— foam layer

— foil layer

— free vortex layer

— frictional layer

— haze layer

— heat-protection layer

— Heaviside layer

— high-altitude layer

— high-temperature layer

— hydromagnetic boundary layer

— hypersonic boundary layer

— incompressible boundary layer

— insulating layer

— insulation layer

— intermediate-altitude layer

— inversion layer

— inviscid layer

— ionized layer

— ionospheric layer

— laminar boundary layer

— low-altitude layer

— low-density boundary layer

— low-drag boundary layer

— magnetohydrodynamic boundary layer

— MHD boundary layer

— multicomponent boundary layer

— multiphase boundary layer

— near-lower layer

— noncombustible layer

— nonequilibriutn boundary layer

— nongray shock layer

— nonsimilar boundary layers

— oscillatory boundary layer

— plasma boundary layer

— propeller boundary layer

— protective layer

— radiating layer

— reacting boundary layer

— reflecting layer

— rotor boundary layer

— separated boundary layer

— shield layer

— shock layer

— shock-induced boundary layer

— skewed boundary layer

— stagnation boundary layer

— stagnation-point shock layer

— stagnation-region shock layer

— steady-state boundary layer

— subsonic boundary layer

— supercooled layer

— supersonic boundary layer

— Surface layer

— thermal boundary layer

— three-dimensional boundary layer

— transitional boundary layer

— transpired boundary layer

— turbulent boundary layer

— unsteady boundary layer

— vortex layer

— vortical layer

— vorticity layer

— wing boundary layer

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > layer
2 flow

течение, поток, см. тж. stream; обтекание; расход (газа, жидкости)

flow at the exhaust — поток в выходном сечении (сопла)

flow with mass transfer — течение при наличии массообмена

flow with strong blowing — течение при интенсивном вдуве

full chord laminar flow — ламинарное течение вдоль всей хорды

nonreacting boundary layer flow — течение в пограничном слое нереагирующего газа

— AB fuel flow

— accelerated flow

— accelerating flow

— adiabatic flow

— air conditioning flow

— air flow

— air inlet flow

— air intake flow

— almost-free-molecule flow

— anergolic flow

— annular flow

— approach flow

— arc-heated flow

— axial flow

— axial-symmetric flow

— axisymmetric flow

— barotropic flow

— bleed flow

— blunt body flow

— buffeting flow

— bypass flow

— cascade flow

— cavitation flow

— centerline flow

— centred expansion flow

— channel entrance flow

— choked flow

— clean flow

— coaxial flows

— co-current flow

— combined flow

— combustion-gas flow

— compound-compressible flow

— compressed-air flow

— compressed-gas flow

— confined flow

— conical flow

— constant weight flow

— continuous flow

— continuum flow

— convective flow

— convergent flow

— convergent-divergent nozzle flow

— converging flow

— coolant flow

— core flow

— critical flow

— datum intake flow

— deflected flow

— destabilizing flow

— diabatic flow

— dirty flow

— dissociated gas flow

— dissociational nonequilibrium flow

— disturbed flow

— diverging flow

— downwash flow

— driven volumetric flow

— driving flow

— driving volumetric flow

— eddying flow

— engine starting flow

— entry flow

— exhaust flow

— exit flow

— expanding flow

— external flow

— fan flow

— film-cooling flow

— flow about

— flow around

— flow away

— flow by gravity

— flow of traffic

— flow over blade

— flow over notches

— flow over

— flow past

— fluctuating flow

— fluid flow

— free flow

— free-molecular flow

— free-stream flow

— frictionless flow

— frozen equilibrium flow

— fuel flow

— gas flow

— head flow

— heat flow

— helical flow

— highly accelerating flow

— highly turbulent flow

— high-Reynolds number flow

— high-speed flow

— high-temperature flow

— hypersonic flow

— hyperthermal flow

— impulsive flow

— incoming flow

— induced flow

— injected flow

— inlet flow

— intake flow

— interference flow

— internal flow

— internal leakage flow

— inviscid flow

— ionized flow

— irrotational flow

— isentropic flow

— jet flow

— laminar flow

— lattice flow

— lee-side flow

— liquid flow

— local flow

— low-density flow

— low-g flow

— magnetohydrodynamic flow

— main flow

— main-propellant flow

— mainstream flow

— mass flow

— mean flow

— measured flow flow

— measuring flow

— MHD flow

— molecular flow

— motive flow

— multidimensional gas flow

— near-continuum flow

— near-equilibrium flow

— near-free-molecule flow

— near-steady flow

— nonaxial exhaust flow

— noncirculatory flow

— noneddying flow

— non-Newtonian flow

— nonreacting flow

— nonuniform flow

— nozzle flow

— open-channel flow

— orifice flow

— oscillating flow

— oscillatory flow

— outward flow

— oxygen flow

— parallel flow

— pilot-chamber flow

— plane flow

— plane-of-symmetry flow

— plasma flow

— pneumatic flow

— potential flow

— predicted flow

— preliminary flow

— primary flow

— pulsating flow

— radiating gas flow

— rarefied gas flow

— rate flow

— reacting flow

— reactive flow

— rearward flow

— reattaching flow

— reattachment flow

— recirculating flow

— recirculative flow

— reversed flow

— reverse-thrust air flows

— rocket flow

— rotational flow

— second-order flow

— separated flow

— separating flow

— shear flow

— shock-produced plasma flow

— side flow

— signal flow

— single-phase flow

— sink flow

— skewed flow

— slit flow

— small perturbation flow

— specific flow

— spoil the flow

— stabilized flow over

— stagnation point flow

— stalled flow

— starting propellant flow

— steady-state flow

— steam flow

— streamlined flow

— stress flow

— strong interaction flow

— subcritical flow

— suit ventilation flow

— supercritical flow

— supersonic flow

— supersonic wake flow

— supplement air flow

— swirling flow

— test flow

— three-dimensional flow

— time-dependent flow

— total flow

— transient flow

— transitional flow

— transonic flow

— turbulent flow

— two-dimensional flow

— undisturbed flow

— uniform flow

— unsteady flow

— viscous flow

— volumetric flow

— wake-induced flow

— wall flow

— weight flow

— wind tunnel flow

— with superimposed flow

— yawed flow

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > flow
3 flow

1. течение; истечение; поток; обтекание/ течь; протекать

2. расход <жидкости, газа>

3. ход; процесс

flow along a corner

flow in chemical equilibrium

flow of momentum

adiabatic flow

afterburner fuel flow

afterburner main fuel flow

afterburner pilot fuel flow

air injection mass flow

airfoil flow

arrival flow

attached flow

axisymmetric flow

axisymmetrical flow

backward-facing step flow

baroclinic flow

barotropic flow

base flow

blade flow

Blasius flow

bleed flow

blood flow

body-glove flow

boundary layer flow

bypass flow

cavitation flow

cavity flow

channel flow

chemically reacting flow

choked flow

Coanda flow

combusting flow

compressible flow

conical flow

conically symmetric flow

continuum fluid flow

core flow

Couette flow

cross flow

curved flow

data flow

dissociated flow

divergent flow

engine fuel flow

entrained flow

entrainment induced flow

entrance flow

equilibrium flow

exhaust flow

forebody flow

fountain flow

free molecular flow

frozen flow

fuel flow

fully attached flow

fully detached flow

fully developed turbulent flow

ground idle fuel flow

heat flow

high-Reynolds number flow

high-Reynolds-number flow

high-speed flow

hot flow

hypersonic flow

ideal thrust mass flow

idle fuel flow

inboard flow

incompressible flow

inlet flow

inlet mass flow

intake flow

intermittent flow

inviscid flow

irrotational flow

isentropic flow

isothermal flow

jet flow

laminar flow

leading-edge flow

lift-producing flow

low-energy flow

low-speed flow

low-temperature flow

lower-surface flow

main burner fuel flow

main engine fuel flow

mass flow

mean flow

melt flow

mixed flow

multiphase flow

multishocked flow

near-critical flow

near-wake flow

near-wall flow

nearly choked flow

Newtonian flow

nonisentropic flow

nonequilibrium flow

nozzle flow

nozzle mass flow

one-dimensional flow

one-phase flow

optical flow

oscillatory flow

over-the-wing flow

particle-laden flow

passenger flow

perturbed flow

Poiseuille flow

potential flow

primary flow

protuberance-induced flow

rarefied flow

recirculating flow

recirculation flow

reversal flow

reverse flow

reverser mass flow

root flow

rotating flow

rotational flow

rotor flow

secondary flow

separated flow

separating flow

separation flow

separation-induced flow

shear flow

shock interference flow

shocked flow

sinusoidally perturbed flow

slip flow

spanwise flow

spiral flow

stable flow

steady flow

subcritical flow

subcritical mass flow

subsonic flow

suction flow

suction mass flow

sudden expansion flow

supercritical flow

supersonic flow

swirling flow

tailplane flow

three-dimensional flow

tip flow

traffic flow

tranquil flow

transient flow

transitional flow

transonic flow

turbulent flow

two-dimensional flow

two-phase flow

unblown flow

unconfined flow

uniform flow

unsteady flow

up-wash flow

viscous flow

viscous-dominated flow

vortex flow

vortex-dominated flow

vortex-free flow

vortex-like flow

vortex-type flow

vortical flow

wake-like flow

wall-bounded flow

wing flow

zero-lift flow

Авиасловарь > flow

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