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For subsonic flight, before the onset of drag divergence at about Mach 0.7, a simple correction is to divide each force coefficient by a compressibility correction factor. For example, the equation to correct C Z is. The simplest correction is the Prandtl-Glauert factor (Reference 7, p. 212).
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It forms a cone because it depends on a shock wave, and the region enclosed by the shock wave appears conical in shape. See, for example, the apparent cones here: They are also visible here: Wikipedia appears to be fairly clear on why vapor cones are related to shock waves. From the introduction to the article about vapor cones.
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In Ludwig Prandtl He contributed the Prandtl-Glaubert rule for subsonic airflow to describe the compressibility effects of air at high speeds. In addition to his important advances in the theories of supersonic flow and turbulence, he made notable innovations in the design of wind tunnels and other aerodynamic equipment.
