Abstract
It is shown that disturbances in shock and expansion tubes can be modelled as lateral acoustic waves. The ratio of sound speed across the driver-test gas interface is shown to govern the quantity of noise in the test gas. Frequency “focusing” which is fundamental to centred unsteady expansions is discussed and displayed in centreline pitot pressure measurements.
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