Weak is the usual external-flow branch; strong produces a larger pressure rise.
The existing wedge view shows flow deflection, Mach angle, and the selected attached shock branch.
Flow turns across the wedge and compresses behind the shock.
weak solution
β wave angle
39.32°
shock inclination
θ flow deflection
10.00°
wedge turn
μ Mach angle
30.00°
upstream limit
θmax attached
22.97°
detachment threshold
Downstream Mach number
1.640
Supersonic downstream
Pressure ratio
1.7070
p2/p1 static pressure rise
Temperature ratio
1.1702
T2/T1 static temperature rise
Density ratio
1.4587
rho2/rho1 flow compression
Total pressure ratio
0.98462
p02/p01 irreversible loss
Maximum deflection
22.97 deg
Attached-shock limit
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Weak is the usual external-flow branch; strong produces a larger pressure rise.
The existing wedge view shows flow deflection, Mach angle, and the selected attached shock branch.
Flow turns across the wedge and compresses behind the shock.
weak solution
β wave angle
39.32°
shock inclination
θ flow deflection
10.00°
wedge turn
μ Mach angle
30.00°
upstream limit
θmax attached
22.97°
detachment threshold
Downstream Mach number
1.640
Supersonic downstream
Pressure ratio
1.7070
p2/p1 static pressure rise
Temperature ratio
1.1702
T2/T1 static temperature rise
Density ratio
1.4587
rho2/rho1 flow compression
Total pressure ratio
0.98462
p02/p01 irreversible loss
Maximum deflection
22.97 deg
Attached-shock limit
This tool is open source and the underlying logic is fully transparent. You can inspect the code, understand the calculations, and contribute improvements. If you want to use the tool in your own website, course page, or learning platform, you can also embed it directly and start from a ready-made iframe setup for this exact tool.
Open source: review the implementation and see how the results are produced.
Embeddable: preview this tool, copy the iframe, and use it in your own site or LMS.