NASA NTRS · 19930080776
Pressure Measurements During Flight
Abstract
The general idea was to record the air pressure on the spot, that is, without intervening tubes, by some simple automatic registering device. This was therefore made in such small dimensions that it could be inserted into the wing between the ribs and stand in direct connection with the pressure openings. The results of different experiments are presented along with the best locations for locating the instruments for recording the pressure.
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Proll, A. 1922-11-01. Pressure Measurements During Flight. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930080776
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