Local viscous, chemically nonequilibrium flows
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A study is made of a chemically nonequilibrium flow in local regions near cold walls. It is found that in this case the chemically reactions can take place only on a catalytic surface, and the gas can be regarded as a binary mixture of atoms and molecules. As an example, a study is made of the aerodynamic heating of a small step on the surface of a plate in the case when the flow past the plate is described in the first approximation when the Reynolds number tends to infinity by the Navier-Stokes equations for an incompressible gas.
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