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Define Stagnation temperature.

(a) The temperature at zero velocity

(b) The temperature at zero pressure

(c) The temperature at zero heat transfer

(d) The temperature at zero volume

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My question is taken from Basic Equations of Compressible Flow topic in chapter Compressible Flow of Fluid Mechanics

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Right answer is (a) The temperature at zero velocity

For explanation: The stagnation point is the point at which the properties of the fluid are obtained at a local flow where the velocity of the fluid is zero isentropically. Thus, the correct choice for stagnation temperature is ‘a’.

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