Combustion and Compressible Flow

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The discussion centers on a student seeking resources for understanding combustion and compressible flow. Participants suggest that specific questions could help narrow down useful resources. Recommendations include a combustion textbook and Anderson's book on compressible flow, both praised for their content and practical applications. The importance of checking university library resources is also highlighted. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for targeted information and reliable textbooks in these complex subjects.
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Hi,

I'm currently a student and learning these two topics for a module. I've searched the net for many references but can't find anything that is really that helpful.

Can anyone reference me any good links to questions and solutions regarding these topics? Also any books you guys would recommend would be a bonus!

Thanks,

Sam
 
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Jones1987 said:
Hi,

I'm currently a student and learning these two topics for a module. I've searched the net for many references but can't find anything that is really that helpful.

Can anyone reference me any good links to questions and solutions regarding these topics? Also any books you guys would recommend would be a bonus!

Thanks,

Sam

Is there something specific about combustion and compressible flow that you would like to know about? There are tons of sites that have information so it would be helpful to know if you just want the general overview or something specific.

Does your textbook not have any information on it? Since this is for a course you're taking it would probably be the most relevant.

CS
 
I have that book as well, definitely a good one, as well as anything else by him.
 
Cheers guy, will go into the Uni library and see if I can find some copies
 
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