NASA NTRS · 19750039152
Miniature probe for transonic flow direction measurements
Abstract
A miniature probe is developed for measuring flow direction in one plane as well as stagnation pressure in the boundary layer and near wake of a transonic airfoil. The probe tip geometry and calibration curves are given, along with near wake survey data obtained for a supercritical airfoil. The advantages of the probe are ruggedness, ease of fabrication, ability to measure flow direction at a point, and insensitivity to out-of-plane velocity components.
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Spaid, F. W., Hurley, F. X., Hellman, T. H.. 1975-02-01. Miniature probe for transonic flow direction measurements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750039152
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