NASA NTRS ยท 19930089583
Experimental evaluation of methods for improving diffuser-exit total-pressure profiles for a side-inlet model at Mach number 1.91
Abstract
Distortion effects of the following model additions or changes were studied: (1) constant-area mixing lengths at the end of the subsonic diffuser, (2) screens with systematic variations in mesh and flow-area blockage, (3) bleeds slots on the inlet cowl, and (4) a simulated compressor hub. Data at a diffuser-exit Mach number of 0.36 are compared with data of a similar study at Mach 0.20. At the higher Mach number, the same length of constant-area mixing was less effective in reducing total-pressure distortions, while the use of screens was more effective.
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Klann, John L. 1957-01-22. Experimental evaluation of methods for improving diffuser-exit total-pressure profiles for a side-inlet model at Mach number 1.91. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930089583
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