Gunfan написал(а):Ну тогда Сх надо смотреть и от Маха, ведь при 250 м/с на 10 км имеем
М=250/300=0,8
И по моей картинке Сх=0,7 и более.
Да, если это учесть, то придется брать меньше, чем 0.2.
У меня вообще-то заложен К(М) - Сх=Сх0*К(М), не думал, что понадобится, попробую подогнать под что-то такое (хотя размеры для наших шаров маловаты):
Вот человек тоже искал:
One of the factors in the ballistics analysis is the aerodynamic drag on a cannonball or bullet. In the modern formulation of drag, this factor is treated as a function of the Reynolds Number, the Mach Number, and the surface roughness of the projectile.
Somewhat surprisingly, despite an early focus on drag on spherical projectiles, I have not found a succinct summary of these factors and the expected accuracy. Rather, many fluid dynamics text books present a beautifully smooth curve that is solely based on the Reynolds Number. Others show alternate curves for different surface roughness, or for different Mach numbers. I have not found a single source that combines all three factors.
http://www.orbitals.com/powder/comparis … mputation:
Furthermore, most graphs only show data for different Mach numbers for a very limited range of Reynolds numbers. Sometimes formulas are given to try to separated air resistance based on the Reynolds number from wave drag based on the Mach number.
Отредактировано uschen (2015-08-28 02:32:58)