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The effect of the degree of flow turbulence on detonation processes is analyzed. The relation between the turbulence parameters in front of and behind the shock wave is obtained for the first time. A modified detonation Hugoniot equation is derived, which takes into account the thermal effect and the level of flow turbulence. The equation for determining the velocity of detonation products, which shows how the degree of flow turbulence affects this velocity, was obtained. It is shown that the thermal effect weakens the effect of turbulence. The equation for estimating the effect of heat release and turbulence on the velocity in front of the shock wave is determined.
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Avramenko, A., Kovetskaya, M., Kovetska, Y. et al. Normal Detonation Shock Wave in Turbulent Flow. Flow Turbulence Combust (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10494-024-00552-4
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