NASA NTRS · 19960001682
A skin friction gauge for impulsive flows
Abstract
A new skin friction gauge has been designed for use in impulsive facilities. The gauge was tested in the T4 free piston shock tunnel, at the University of Queensland, using a 1.5 m long plate that formed one of the inner walls of a rectangular duct. The test gas was fair and the test section free stream flow had a stagnation enthalpy of 4.7 MJ/kg. Measurements were conducted in a laminar and turbulent boundary layer. The measurements compared well with laminar and turbulent analytical theory.
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Goyne, C. P., Paull, A., Stalker, R. J.. 1995-01-01. A skin friction gauge for impulsive flows. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960001682
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