Technical Evaluation Report on the Fluid Dynamics Panel Symposium on Aerodynamics of Hypersonic Lifting Vehicles.
S. M. Bogdonoff, H. G. Hornung, R. E. Whitehead
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S. M. Bogdonoff, H. G. Hornung, R. E. Whitehead
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Abstract : The purpose of the Symposium was to assess the technology status in the field of hypersonics after a comparative lull in the past decade. The limitations of test facilities for experimental studies at high Mach numbers were clearly evident. New developments in computational fluid dynamics provide possibilities that did not exist in the past. The reviewer stressed the areas that need special emphasis in the future. Keywords: Reviews, Meetings, Lifting bodies, Hypersonic vehicles, Aerodynamics, NATO furnished.(jhd)
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Abstract : The purpose of the Symposium was to assess the technology status in the field of hypersonics after a comparative lull in the past decade. The limitations of test facilities for experimental studies at high Mach numbers were clearly evident. New developments in computational fluid dynamics provide possibilities that did not exist in the past. The reviewer stressed the areas that need special emphasis in the future. Keywords: Reviews, Meetings, Lifting bodies, Hypersonic vehicles, Aerodynamics, NATO furnished.(jhd)
Key concepts: Aerodynamics, Hypersonic speed, Aerospace engineering, Mach number, Aeronautics, Computational fluid dynamics, Engineering, Field (mathematics)