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Design and Experimental Study of an Over-Under TBCC Exhaust System. [PDF]
J Eng Gas Turbine Power, 2014 Mo J, Xu J, Zhang L.
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Summary of wind-tunnel investigations of the static longitudinal stability characteristics of the production Mercury configurations at Mach numbers from 0.05 to 20 [PDF]
Brown, S. W., Moseley, W. C., Jr.
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Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series C, 2021 Wind tunnels are built with a certain function in mind and a certain speed range in mind. In this paper, the utility of wind tunnels for varied flow conditions which affect forces on the objects is discussed. As time progresses, more work is being done on wind tunnels which reflects a skilful combination of technology whose roots are based on ...
Sai Sravan Yarlagadda +4 more
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Computation of power requirements for subsonic and transonic wind tunnels
15th Applied Aerodynamics Conference, 1997 A computational method has been developed which allows the prediction of circuit losses and power requirements of subsonic and transonic wind tunnels with a minimum of empirical data input. The method is an extension of the incompressible pressure loss calculation scheme based on the usual onedimensional approach.
T. Wolf, T. Wolf
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Effects of Sidewall Boundary Layers in Two-Dimensional Subsonic and Transonic Wind Tunnels
AIAA Journal, 1981 A transonic similarity rule which accounts for the effects of attached sidewall boundary layers in two-dimensional wind tunnels is presented along with results of an experimental investigation of sidewall boundary-layer effects. The rule appears valid provided the sidewall boundary layer both remains attached in the vicinity of the model and occupies a
W. G. Sewall
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The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1964 SummaryMeasurements of oscillatory derivatives made in various tunnels at the NPL over the past few years have indicated that slotted walls, as used in high-speed tunnels, may give rise to large interference effects on damping derivatives. Other workers in this field, notably in America, have also observed interference effects both with solid and with ...
K. C. Wight
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ICIASF '95 Record. International Congress on Instrumentation in Aerospace Simulation Facilities, 2002 The new dynamic test rig is designed in TsAGI to investigate the aerodynamic damping derivatives of the aircraft models in wind tunnels at high subsonic and transonic speeds. The action of the rig is based on the free oscillations method with the use of elastic elements. The dynamic test rig is equipped with the five component strain gage balance. Both
S.V. Kabin +3 more
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