Hypersonics – from Shock Waves to Scramjets - University of Queensland
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Phenomenal course. I completely recommend it. You will never lament to begin it.
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I am a first year Mechanical Engineering understudy and I discovered this course incredibly informative and detailed. As far as how complex fly motors are disentangled with the fundamental point of giving learners the chance to grasp the instruments and methods utilized as a part of the advancement of Scramjet motor. The course is intended for understudies from any foundation with fundamental information of physical sciences to have the capacity to comprehend the intricacy of such motors in a streamlined yet nitty gritty way. Thumbs up to every one of the teachers at the University of Queensland. Wanting to see more courses this way.
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The course is exceptionally careful in the way it presents the ideas of hypersonic flight and scramjet vehicles well ordered, expanding upon every area so as to accomplish its goal: the venture (streamlined, obviously) of a scramjet motor in every one of its segments. This permits the understudy to get a handle on the conduct of the stream fields at every part of a scramjet and see the master plan of the whole motor. The course was unquestionably nicely organized. I surely prescribe this course to anybody in the field and furthermore to any individual who is keen on hypersonics, yet without related knowledge.
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Understand flight at speeds greater than Mach 5 and discover how to analyse the performance of a scramjet.
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About this course
This is an open course and anyone can choose to participate and learn about hypersonics. If, however, you want to delve into the field deeply, it is recommended that you have a good understanding of introductory concepts in Calculus, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics. These will enable you to fully participate in the course, particularly the assessment tasks. The following online courses could be useful for you to access before you start to get yourself up to speed:
Differential Equations (MIT Opencourse): Unit 1: Basic DE’s, Linear ODE’s, Integrating Factors
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Reviews
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Phenomenal course. I completely recommend it. You will never lament to begin it.
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I am a first year Mechanical Engineering understudy and I discovered this course incredibly informative and detailed. As far as how complex fly motors are disentangled with the fundamental point of giving learners the chance to grasp the instruments and methods utilized as a part of the advancement of Scramjet motor. The course is intended for understudies from any foundation with fundamental information of physical sciences to have the capacity to comprehend the intricacy of such motors in a streamlined yet nitty gritty way. Thumbs up to every one of the teachers at the University of Queensland. Wanting to see more courses this way.
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The course is exceptionally careful in the way it presents the ideas of hypersonic flight and scramjet vehicles well ordered, expanding upon every area so as to accomplish its goal: the venture (streamlined, obviously) of a scramjet motor in every one of its segments. This permits the understudy to get a handle on the conduct of the stream fields at every part of a scramjet and see the master plan of the whole motor. The course was unquestionably nicely organized. I surely prescribe this course to anybody in the field and furthermore to any individual who is keen on hypersonics, yet without related knowledge.
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Augusto Fontan Moura
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Subjects
- Hypersonics
- Engineering
- Aerospace
- Aerospace propulsion
- Flows
Course programme
What you'll learn
- When compressible flow occurs, how it behaves and when a flow becomes hypersonic
- How to model 1D compressible flows
- The nature of shock waves
- The effects on a flow when the flow is hypersonic
- How scramjet propulsion fits within context of aerospace propulsion
- How to model the performance of a simple 2D scramjet engine
Additional information
Hypersonics – from Shock Waves to Scramjets - University of Queensland