This poster presents laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) visualizations of shockwave structures formed by twin supersonic free jets in a rarefied environment. By varying nozzle spacing and background pressure, we reveal how shockwaves interact, reflect, merge, and dissipate under low-pressure conditions. The images highlight unique features of rarefied jet interactions, offering insight into plume dynamics relevant to semiconductor processing and spacecraft propulsion.
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