Regarding Standard atmospheric conditions

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The discussion centers on the interpretation of International Standard Atmosphere (ISA) conditions, specifically atmospheric temperature and pressure, which are considered static rather than stagnation conditions. Stagnation pressure is defined as static pressure in fluid dynamics, and the conversation seeks to clarify the context in which these terms are used. The distinction between static and stagnation pressures is crucial for accurate atmospheric modeling and analysis.

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  • Understanding of International Standard Atmosphere (ISA) conditions
  • Knowledge of fluid dynamics principles
  • Familiarity with static and stagnation pressure concepts
  • Basic grasp of atmospheric science terminology
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Why do we take ISA conditions(Atm. Temperature, Atm. Pressure) as static and not stagnation?

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Stagnation pressure is a static pressure. What is the context of your question that you perceive a difference?
 
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