NASA NTRS · 19920000545
Water-Cooled Total-Temperature Probe
Abstract
Water-cooled supersonic total-pressure, static-pressure, and total-temperature probes developed to study high-temperature jet plumes. Total-temperature probe tested up to 2,000 degrees F incorporates annular cooling system up to thermocouple lead. Lead extends into test chamber to sense temperature of supersonic external flow. Design novel and significant. Applicable in development of jet engines and in research on fast flows of hot gases.
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Lagen, Nicholas T., Reece, Garland D.. 1992-09-01. Water-Cooled Total-Temperature Probe. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920000545
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