Solving for multiple solutions and plotting them
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Hello,
By choosing one value to theta2 I'm able to solve for one solution of beta and then use it to calculate P2.
What Id like to do is solve for multiple solutions of beta and then use those to find the correstpoing P2 (pressure 2).I tried making theta2 an array but it does not work.
Once thats complete I want to plot all angles and the correspoinding pressure 2(P2).
The code works if i just set theta 2 to some interger but when i want to make it an array to solve for many Beta which i need to solve for P2s i get an error. HELP
clc
clear all
format short g
M1 = 3;
P1 = 1;
theta2 = 1:1:20;
gamma = 1.4;
phi = 4.8;
syms beta2
tantheta2 = tand(theta2);
x = 2*cotd(beta2)*((M1^2*((sind(beta2))^2)-1));
y = M1^2*(gamma+cosd(2*beta2))+2;
eqn2 = x/y;
b0=1;
result2 = vpasolve(tantheta2 == eqn2, beta2,b0);
beta2 = vpa(result2);
Mn1 = M1*sind(beta2);% Eqn 4.7 from Anderson's
p2p1 = 1+((2*gamma)/(gamma+1))*(Mn1^2-1);% Eqn 4.9 from Anderson's
Mn2sq = (Mn1^2+(2/(gamma-1)))/((2*gamma/(gamma-1))*Mn1^2-1);% Eqn 4.10 from Anderson's
Mn2 = sqrt(Mn2sq);
M2 = Mn2/sind(beta2-theta2);
P2 = p2p1*P1;
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Sulaymon Eshkabilov
on 26 Oct 2021
Edited: Sulaymon Eshkabilov
on 26 Oct 2021
Here is the corrected code:
clc; clearvars
format short g
M1 = 3;
P1 = 1;
theta2 = 1:1:20;
gamma = 1.4;
phi = 4.8;
syms beta2
tantheta2 = tand(theta2);
x = 2*cotd(beta2)*((M1^2*((sind(beta2)).^2)-1));
y = M1^2*(gamma+cosd(2*beta2))+2;
eqn2 = x/y;
b0=1;
for ii=1:numel(theta2)
T = tantheta2(ii);
clearvars result2
syms beta2
result2 = vpasolve(T== eqn2, beta2,b0);
beta2 = vpa(result2);
Mn1 = M1*sind(beta2); % Eqn 4.7 from Anderson's
p2p1 = 1+((2*gamma)/(gamma+1))*(Mn1^2-1); % Eqn 4.9 from Anderson's
Mn2sq= (Mn1^2+(2/(gamma-1)))/((2*gamma/(gamma-1))*Mn1^2-1);% Eqn 4.10 from Anderson's
Mn2 = sqrt(Mn2sq);
M2 = Mn2/sind(beta2-theta2(ii));
P2 = p2p1*P1;
P2_ALL{ii}=P2;
end
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