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Dynamics of the energy transfer process in non-ideal systems in an example of measurement of gas thermal conductivity in shock tubes

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We study the dynamics of energy transfer process in non-ideal gas systems whose thermal conductivity is measured in a shock tube. Different modifications of shock tube methods and agreement between the experimental thermal conductivity data obtained by different authors are discussed. A mathematical model for the energy transfer process in high-temperature gases in developed.

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Abramenko, T.N. Dynamics of the energy transfer process in non-ideal systems in an example of measurement of gas thermal conductivity in shock tubes. Czech J Phys 46, 329–342 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01691692

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