This report describes the DoD-University Research Instrumentation Program Equipment Acquisition for Pennsylvania Univ. The thrust of this effort has been to outfit and upgrade Penn State's Supersonic Wind Tunnel Laboratory with modern instrumentation so that research in support oif national defense can be conducted. The subject area of this research is viscous-inviscid interactions in supersonic flight.
Experimental Research on Compressible Turbulent Shear Layers, Viscous-Inviscid Interactions, and Flow Separation
1986
14 pages
Report
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English
Test Facilities & Equipment , Compressible flow , Supersonic wind tunnels , Instrumentation , Universities , Pennsylvania , Compressive properties , Flow separation , Interactions , Inviscid flow , Layers , National defense , Shear properties , Supersonic flight , Turbulence , Viscous flow , URIP(University Research Instrumentation Program) , URIP program