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Atmospheric Probe Model: Construction and Wind Tunnel Tests

Abstract

The material contained in this document represents a summary of the results of a low speed wind tunnel test program to determine the performance of an atmospheric probe at low speed. The probe configuration tested consists of a 2/3 scale model constructed from a combination of hard maple wood and aluminum stock. The model design includes approximately 130 surface static pressure taps. Additional hardware incorporated in the baseline model provides a mechanism for simulating external and internal trailing edge split flaps for probe flow control. Test matrix parameters include probe side slip angle, external/internal split flap deflection angle, and trip strip applications. Test output database includes surface pressure distributions on both inner and outer annular wings and probe center line velocity distributions from forward probe to aft probe locations.

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Vogel, Jerald M.. 1998-01-01. Atmospheric Probe Model: Construction and Wind Tunnel Tests. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980203040

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