NASA NTRS · 19920074120
The ASU Transition Research Facility
Abstract
The ASU Transition Research Facility is commonly called the ASU Unsteady Wind Tunnel because of its unsteady-flow capability. This facility has been in operation since 1988. It is a closed return tunnel within which oscillatory flows of air can be generated for the study of unsteady problems in low-speed aerodynamics. Because it also has excellent low-turbulence characteristics, it has been used principally as a boundary-layer transition research facility. The wind tunnel is described along with its unsteady calibration data. Examples of freestream turbulence and boundary-layer transition measurements are given.
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Saric, William S.. 1992-07-01. The ASU Transition Research Facility. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920074120
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