Browsing by Author "R. J. North"

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The 9 x 3 in. induced-flow high-speed wind tunnel at the national physical laboratory

D. W. Holder; R. J. North (1949)

A 9 X 3 in. high-speed wind tunnel driven by a compressed-air injector has been built in the Aerodynamics Division of the National Physical Laboratory. The tunnel operates at roughly atmospheric stagnation pressure and has ...
Experiments with slotted and perforated walls in a two-dimensional high-speed tunnel

D. W. Holder; R. J. North; A. Chinneck (1951)

Under review
Experiments with static tubes in a supersonic airstream -- parts 1 and 2

D. W. Holder; R. J. North; A. Chinneck (1950)

PART I. Systematic.tests have been made at a Mach number of 1.6 on a family of static tubes. The variables which have been investigated are the shape of the nose, the distance of the holes downstream, and the inclination ...
Observations of the interaction between the shock waves and boundary layers at the trailing edges of aerofoils in supersonic flow

D. W. Holder; R. J. North (1951)
Pressure measurements in a supersonic tunnel on a two-dimensional aerofoil of R.A.E. 104 section

D. W. Holder; A. Chinneck; R. J. North (1951)
Schlieren methods for observing high-speed flows

D. W. Holder; R. J. North (1954)

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