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Cryogenic wind Tunnel.

open access: yesJournal of Japan Society of Fluid Mechanics, 1992
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The virtual wind tunnel

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1992
The design and implementation of a virtual environment linked to a graphics workstation for the visualization of complex fluid flows are described. The system user wears a stereo head-tracked display, which effectively displays 3-D information, and an instrumented glove to intuitively position flow-visualization tools.
Steve Bryson, Creon Levit
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Wind Tunnels

Physics Today, 1954
Aerodynamics research; First successful use.
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The Wind at the End of the Tunnel

Environmental Science & Technology, 2000
Although the world's growing appetite for wind energy is largely being fueled by European technology, a crucial wind tunnel test being conducted in the United States will benefit turbine developers everywhere.
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WIND TUNNEL

2023
INTRODUCTION Wind tunnels provide controlled air streams to study aerodynamic and fluid flow phenomena. They are frequently used to replicate the actions of an object flying or moving in an air stream, such as airplanes or vehicles. Table 7.1 lists several types of wind tunnels.
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A computer-controlled wind tunnel

Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 1993
Abstract Many types of meteolorogical, environmental and boundary layer wind tunnels have been constructed to simulate atmospheric phenomena on buildings, structures and transport of air pollutants. New types of 2 and 3-dimensional wind tunnels have been constructed in our laboratory, which has multi-fans controlled by a computer.
A. NISHI, H. MIYAGI, K. HIGUCHI
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Wind Tunnel Rotor Measurements

2022
Wind tunnels have been used extensively by the wind energy community to measure 2D airfoil performance (the subject of 2d Airfoil Measurements). However, despite their size limitations, wind tunnels have also been used for 3D rotating measurements.
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Wind Tunnels

The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1927
The wind channel and the whirling arm have been devised and perfected over a period of a number of years with a view to providing reliable aerodynamic data for aircraft designers. Of late years the wind channel has been used considerably more than the whirling arm.In the two pieces of apparatus distinct methods are used.
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