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The Vertical Wind Tunnel of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (1931)

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t to 1.) These slots were necessary to eliminate pulsations. a line parallel to the center line of that part of the (Reference 1.) tunnel passage. Guide vanes.—The guide vanes arc constructed of Honeycomb.—As mentioned before, there is a honey- wood and metal. The leading and trailing edges are… … Figure 2.—Five-foot vertical wind tunnel with a steel channel. The cells are 1 inch square and The vanes are spaced one-third chord length apart in 6 inches deep. To equalize the dynamic pressure in the corners of the tunnel passage. the test section, galvanized wire screen is secured to The shape…

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