Low-speed, Large-scale Investigation of Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Semispan 49 Degree Sweptback Wing with a Fowler Flap in Combination with a Plain Flap, Slats, and Fences
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Introduction to Arc-Jets and Testing - Arc-jets are primary facilities to test the performance of thermal protection systems (TPS) in an aerothermodynamic heating environment - Free jet test configuration with stagnation coupon or wedge models—conical nozzles - Semi-free jet test configuration with panel test articles—semi-elliptical nozzles A large-scale sphere-cone model, though similar to stagnation models, enables testing TPS materials in combinations of heat flux, pressure and shear different from those accessible in various stagnation and wedge tests
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