Studies of transition at supersonic speeds without heat transfer, performed in wind tunnel of Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Calif Inst Technology, using different sized surface roughnesses (Spheres) to disturb flow; transition was observed by anamorphic schlieren, surface temperature recovery measurements, and surface flow pattern indicators; pertinence to design of high altitude glide vehicles and hypersonic re-entry bodies.
Effect of controlled three-dimensional roughness on boundary-layer transition at supersonic speeds
J Aero/Space Sciences
Journal of Aerospace Science ; 27 , n 4
1960
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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Roughness-Induced Transition in a Supersonic Boundary Layer
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