Bruce et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Corner effect and asymmetry in transonic channel flowsBruce et al., 2011
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- 5976988463527151534
- Author
- Bruce P
- Babinsky H
- Tartinville B
- Hirsch C
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- Publication venue
- AIAA journal
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STREAMWISE corners are a common, and often unavoidable, feature of many internal transonic flows, such as the internal compression intakes for the engines of aircraft operating at supersonic speeds. In this application, the desire for low detectability (stealth) can prohibit …
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