.... The plate is moving at time-dependent or constant velocity towards the main low Mach number free stream or away from it. The main stream impinges along z -direction on the flat plate with strain rate a and produces two-dimensional flow. The fluid is assumed to be viscous and compressible. The density...

.... Extensions of pressure-based techniques to compressible flows are presented. Finally, the shortcomings of existing techniques and directions for future research are discussed. An alternative approach, which uses an iterative method, is to start with the steady-state form of Eqs. 6 , 7 and to solve...

...Sandip Mazumder The steady-state compressible form of the Navier-Stokes equations, along with no-slip boundary conditions on walls, represents a boundary value problem. In closed heated cavities, these equations are incapable of preserving the initial mass of the cavity and predicting the pressure...