HEAT-TRANSFER MEASUREMENTS ON A CONCAVE HEMISPHERICAL NOSE SHAPE WITH UNSTEADY-FLOW EFFECTS AT MACH NUMBERS OF 1.98 AND 4.95
Heat transfer on concave hemispherical nose shape with unsteady flow effect
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Heat transfer on concave hemispherical nose shape with unsteady flow effect
Performance of a high current density cylindrical concave porous tungsten emitter for cesium propellant ion thrustors
Heat transfer rate, adiabatic wall temperature and forces exerted for free molecule flow on concave cylindrical surface
Calculation of spectral line intensity produced by concave grating with given monochromatic radiant power source
Existence and uniqueness of equilibrium points for concave n-person games - dynamic model for nonequilibrium situations
General equations for lift, drag and heat transfer for concave hemispherical surface at arbitrary angle of attack in free molecule flow
Spectral reflectance power comparison for concave gratings in soft X-ray region
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Some extensions of Kuhn-Tucker results in concave programming
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A study of the average heat-transfer characteristics of air jets impinging on the concave side of a right-circular semicylinder is reported. Results from existing correlating are compared with each other and with experimental heat-transfer data for a row of circular jets. Two correlations available in the literature are recommended for use in designing cooled turbine vanes and blades.
A simple visual test for the evaluation of concave diffraction gratings is described. It is twice as sensitive as the Foucault knife edge test, from which it is derived, and has the advantage that the images are straight and free of astigmatism. It is particularly useful for grating with high ruling frequency where the above image faults limit the utility of the Foucault test. The test can be interpreted quantitatively and can detect zonal grating space errors of as little as 0.1 A.
An experimental study was made of the local heat-transfer characteristics of air jets impinging on the concave side of a right circular semicylinder. A correlation was developed for expressing individual and combined effects of a number of dimensionless variables on the normalized Nusselt number distributions. Results of the present study are in good agreement with those of other investigators.
Conventional ruling of a concave diffraction grating with blaze angle constant relative to the optical axis produces a grating whose blaze wavelength changes continuously with displacement across the face of the ruled area. A simple explanation of the effect is given in terms of geometrical optics, and quantitative expressions are developed that relate the expected blaze-wavelength shift to the grating constant and aperture ratio. Results are compared with experimental efficiency measurements, and the magnitude of the effect in a typical grating is discussed.
An analysis of the unsteady aerodynamics of bodies with concave nose geometries was performed. The results show that the experimentally observed pulsating flow on spiked bodies and in forward facing cavities can be described by the developed simple mathematical model of the phenomenon. Static experimental data is used as a basis for determination of the oscillatory frequency of spike-induced flow pulsations. The agreement between predicted and measured reduced frequencies is generally very good. The spiked-body mathematical model is extended to describe the pulsations observed in forward facing cavities and it is shown that not only the frequency but also the pressure time history can be described with the accuracy needed to predict the experimentally observed time average effects. This implies that it should be possible to determine analytically the impact of the flow pulsation on the structural integrity of the nozzles for the jettisoned empty SRM-shells.