Browsing Aeronautical Research Council Reports & Memoranda by Author "W. J. G. Trebble"

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Experiments on the flow into a swept leading-edge intake at zero forward speed with notes on the wider uses of a slotted intake

J. Seddon; W. J. G. Trebble (1951)

The flow into a swept intake at zero forward speed (ground running conditions) is shown to be analogous to the flow round a sharp corner in a duct. Tests have been made on a model of a swept-wing leading-edge intake to ...
Exploratory investigation of the effects of blowing from the leading edge of a delta wing

W. J. G. Trebble (1966)

Low-speed wind-tunnel tests were made to investigate the possibility of increasing the lift of a highly swept wing by ejecting high energy air from the leading edge. The results showed that lift gains were available, but ...
Model tests on the asymmetry of airflow occurring in twin-intake systems at subsonic speeds

J. Seddon; W. J. G. Trebble (1951)

In twin air-intake systems (i.e., a pair of intakes discharging into a common duct or chamber) in which the losses are affected by external boundary layers; asymmetry of flow between the two ducts occurs below a certain ...

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