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Wind Tunnel
Kitplanes
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December 7, 2010
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When conducting aerodynamic testing related to airflow over an object, how do you ensure that you've matched the conditions from one test to another, and why does it matter?
Wind Tunnel
Barnaby Wainfan
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May 14, 2010
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When the airflow separates from a surface, the result can be unsteady forces or turbulent wake shedding, neither of which is desirable.