Isentropic Flow
Calculate thermodynamic properties across an isentropic flow. Isentropic flow is a flow process where entropy remains constant, which occurs in ideal compressible flow with no heat transfer or friction.
Specific heat ratio
γ = 1.400
Air
Mach angle
30.00°
μ = sin⁻¹(1/M)
Prandtl-Meyer ν
26.38°
isentropic turning limit
Flow map
Nozzle area trades static pressure for velocity
Static ratios versus Mach number
Mach = 2.000
Current Mach
2.000
p/p₀
0.12780
T/T₀
0.55556
ρ/ρ₀
0.23005
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