Are there more losses through an oblique shock than a normal shock
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Are there more losses through an oblique shock than a normal shock

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g) Are there more losses through an oblique shock than a normal shock? Which is superior for jet engine intakes.

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EngineeringOblique shock: An oblique shock wave is a shock wave which is basically inclined with respect to the incident upstream flow direction, unlike a normal shock. It usually also occur when the supersonic flow encounters a corner which usually effectively turns the flow into itself and also thencompresses. Also, after the shock wave, the upstream streamlines are mainly uniformly deflected....

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