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Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Testing

William H. Rae, +1 more
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The use of wind tunnel data for aerodynamic experiments has been studied in this article, where three dimensions of three-dimensional flow and pressure, flow, and shear stress measurements are used to calibrate the test section.
Abstract
Wind Tunnels Wind Tunnel Design Pressure, Flow, and Shear Stress Measurements Flow Visualization Calibration of the Test Section Forces and Moments from Balance Measurements Use of Wind Tunnel Data: Scale Effects Boundary Corrections I: Basics and Two- Dimensional Cases Boundary Corrections II: Three-Dimensional Flow Boundary Corrections III: Additional Applications Additional Considerations for Aerodynamic Experiments Aircraft and Aircraft Components Ground Vehicles Marine Vehicles Wind Engineering Small Wind Tunnels Dynamic Tests Appendices Index

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