S. D. Ram
Banaras Hindu University
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Central European Journal of Engineering | 2011
L. P. Singh; D.B. Singh; S. D. Ram
This paper investigates the problem of propagation of planar and non-planar weak shock waves in a non-ideal medium. The mathematical formulation developed in this work leads to a closed system of coupled transport equations which efficiently describes the strength of a shock wave and the first order discontinuities induced behind it. The influence of the parameter of non-idealness and the non planar configuration of the wavefront on the nonlinear distortion, attenuation and shock formation of pulses, are discussed in detail. An analytical expression for the shock formation distance is obtained and a direct comparison between the ideal versus the non ideal gas flow is established. Also, the usual asymptotic decay laws for weak shock are recovered.
Chinese Physics Letters | 2011
L. P. Singh; S. D. Ram; D.B. Singh
An analytical approach is used to construct the exact solution of the blast wave problem with generalized geometries in a non-ideal medium. It is assumed that the density ahead of the shock front varies according to a power of distance from the source of the blast wave. Also, an analytical expression for the total energy in a non-ideal medium is derived.
Central European Journal of Engineering | 2012
L. P. Singh; Raghwendra Singh; S. D. Ram
The present paper is concerned with the study of the propagation of acceleration waves along the characteristic path in a non-ideal gas flow with effect of radiative heat transfer. It is shown that a linear solution in the characteristic plane can exhibit non-linear behavior in the physical plane. It is also investigated as to how the radiative heat transfer under the optically thin limit will affect the formation of shock in planer, cylindrical and spherically symmetric flows. We conclude that there exists critical amplitude such that any compressive waves with initial amplitude greater than the critical one terminate into shock waves while an initial amplitude less than the critical one results in the decay of the disturbance. The critical time for shock formation has been computed. In this paper we also compare/contrast the nature of solution in ideal and non ideal gas flows.
Journal of Fluids | 2013
S. D. Ram; Rajesh Singh; L. P. Singh
We construct the solutions to the strong shock wave problem with generalized geometries in nonideal magnetogasdynamics. Here, it is assumed that the density ahead of the shock front varies according to a power of distance from the source of the disturbance. Also, an analytical expression for the total energy carried by the wave motion in nonideal medium under the influence of magnetic field is derived.
Acta Astronautica | 2010
L. P. Singh; S. D. Ram; D.B. Singh
Astrophysics and Space Science | 2012
L. P. Singh; Rajesh Singh; S. D. Ram
Ain Shams Engineering Journal | 2011
L. P. Singh; S. D. Ram; D.B. Singh
Acta Astronautica | 2011
L. P. Singh; S. D. Ram; D.B. Singh
Chaos Solitons & Fractals | 2011
L. P. Singh; S. D. Ram; D.B. Singh
Applied Mathematics-a Journal of Chinese Universities Series B | 2011
L. P. Singh; D.B. Singh; S. D. Ram