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Comparison between dynamic stability boundaries for NPL 9615 and NACA 0012 aerofoils pitching about the quarter-chord

A. W. Moore; N. C. Lambourne; L. Woodgate (1974)
A comparison between two methods of analysis of oscillatory pressure measurements, one method requiring the use of a tape recorder

A. W. Moore; B. L. Welsh (1972)
An experimental investigation of wall-interference effects on dynamic measurements on half-models in ventilated tunnels through the transonic speed range

A. W. Moore; K. C. Wight (1967)

Summary. Results are presented of an experimental investigation of ventilated-wall interference on dynamic measurements using half-models in four transonic tunnels, three of which have a slotted roof and floor whilst the ...
An experimental investigation of wind-tunnel wall conditions for interference-free dynamic measurements

A. W. Moore; K. C. Wight (1969)

Results are presented of dynamic tests on two model half-wings performing pitching oscillations in the NPL 24 cm x 24 cm (9½ in x 9½ in) tunnel. The boundary condition at the ventilated roof and floor is varied by fitting ...
On achieving interference-free results from dynamic tests on half-models in transonic wind tunnels

A. W. Moore; K. C. Wight (1969)

Under review
Scale effects on oscillatory control-surface derivatives

A. W. Moore (1971)
The theory of interference effects on dynamic measurements in slotted-wall tunnels at subsonic speeds and comparisons with Experiment

H. C. Garner; A. W. Moore; K. C. Wight (1966)

Summary. Experiment has already shown that the aerodynamic damping on half-span models in pitching oscillation is subject to interference effects that may exceed 30 per cent in slotted-wall tunnels at subsonic speeds. An ...
The transonic flow in the throat region of a two-dimensional nozzle with walls of arbitrary smooth profile

A. W. Moore (1965)

A solution is presented for the flow in the throat region of a two-dimensional nozzle with an arbitrary smooth profile. The velocity components are determined as series expansions in ascending powers of Rpower-0.5 where R ...

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