Stainless steel art at Stanford University

Two years ago our son gave us a tour of the Mechanical Engineering School at the Stanford University in California. He explains the shock tube, which is an impulse reactor that generates shock waves to near-instantaneously heat a test gas. Shock tube experiments drive new discoveries in chemical kinetics, fuel design, clean energy, hypersonics, and spectroscopy. They operate across a wide range of temperature (500 - 10,000+ K) and pressures (0.01 - 1000+ atm).

 

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