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    Development of a data reduction method for a high frequency angle probe 

    Popernack, Thomas G., Jr. (Virginia Tech, 1987-03-15)
    <p>A data reduction method has been developed and tested for a high frequency angle probe. The angle probe is designed for unsteady aerodynamic measurements in transonic cryogenic wind tunnels. The probe measures ...
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    Turbulence measurements and noise generation in a transonic cryogenic wind tunnel 

    Griffith, Dwaine O. (Virginia Tech, 1989-04-15)
    <p>A high-frequency combination probe was used to measure dynamic flow quality in the test section of the NASA Langley 0.3-m Transonic Cryogenic Tunnel. The probe measures fluctuating stagnation (total) temperature and ...
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    A study of the large-scale structure in a supersonic slot injected flow field 

    Clark, Robert L. (Virginia Tech, 1988-06-15)
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    The use of hot-wire anemometry in studying supersonic slot injection into a supersonic flow 

    Rettew, A. Louisa (Virginia Tech, 1988-02-05)
    Tangential supersonic slot injection (M = 1.7) of air into a supersonic air stream (M = 2.91) was studied with a dual hot wire probe. This probe was used to simultaneously determine total temperature and mass flux. Mean ...
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    Viscous solutions for the Navier Stokes equations using an upwind finite volume technique 

    Mitchell, Curtis R. (Virginia Tech, 1988-05-05)
    The process of enhancing an upwind finite volume, two-dimensional, thin layer Navier Stokes solver to achieve complete Navier Stokes solutions is described. The shear stress and heat flux contributions are identified and ...

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    Mechanical Engineering (5)
    SubjectFluid mechanics. (1)Navier-Stokes equations. (1)Supersonic planes (1)Transonic wind tunnels (1)Wind tunnels (1)... View MoreAdvisor
    Ng, Wing Fai (5)
    Date Issued1989 (1)1988 (3)1987 (1)Thesis Degree Levelmasters (5)Has File(s)
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