Shock Waves, Explosions, and Detonations

丛 书 名：Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics

作     者：R.I. Soloukhin J.R. Bowen A.K. Oppenheim N. Manson 

I S B N：(纸本) 9780915928767 

出 版 社：American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics  Inc. 

出 版 年：1983年

页      数：xxiv, 505 p. :页

主 题 词：Aerodynamics Aeronautical Engineering Aeronautics Aerospace Sciences Avionics Boundary Element Method Boundary Layers Chemical Kinetics Combustion Combustion Chambers Computational Fluid Dynamics Conservation of Momentum Equations Convection Electric Generators Electric Power Energy Energy Conservation Energy Forms Energy Forms, Production and Conversion Energy Production Enthalpy Equations of Fluid Dynamics Finite Difference Method Flow Regimes Fluid Dynamics Fluid Flow Properties Fluid Mechanics Fuel Gas Fuels Guidance, Navigation, and Control Systems Heat Conduction Heat Transfer Hydraulics Hydrodynamics Ideal Gas Ignition Systems Interdisciplinary Topics Lasers Lasers and Laser Applications Liquid Fuels Magnetohydrodynamic Generator Magnetohydrodynamics Material Properties Materials and Structural Mechanics Molecular Dynamics Nanotechnology Natural Gas Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics Nuclear Reactors Numerical Analysis Oblique Shock Wave Optical Properties Phase Transition Plasma Physics Pneumatics Power Station Radiative Heat Transfer Rocket Engine Rocketry Runge-Kutta Methods Shock Waves Solid Fuels Space Science and Technology Thermal Diffusion Thermal Effects Thermal Measurement Thermal Modeling and Analysis Thermochemistry and Chemical Kinetics Thermodynamic Free Energy Thermodynamic Process Thermodynamic Properties Thermodynamics Thermometers Thermophysical Properties Thermophysics and Heat Transfer Thin Films Transducers Turbulence Vortex Dynamics 

摘      要：This and a companion volume include revised and edited papers that were presented at the Eighth International Colloquium on the Gasdynamics of Explosions and Reactive Systems held in Minsk, USSR, in August 1981. The contributions have been assembled into two volumes: Shock Waves, Explosions, and Detonations and Flames, Lasers, and Reactive Systems. In this volume, the papers have been arranged into chapters on shock interactions, blast waves, gaseous detonations, heterogeneous detonations, and explosions in solids. The material should be particularly useful to the reader who wishes to be informed about the current directions and important findings of Soviet scientists. About half of the papers are of Russian origin and provide a valuable insight into the current status of Russian research. The Introduction by Academician Y.B. Zel dovich provides a historical perspective of the subject matter and a critical assessment of its progress.