A brief review is made of the methods currently available for assessing and correcting the data for effects due to wall interference. Computational simulation of ventilated walls has been described. The DLR panel code available in the division is being modified to handle flow past a model with sting and support strut in a wind tunnel whose walls could be either solid, or, ventilated, or, open-jet. The effect of sting, strut, and walls on the model data is under study
The first tests conducted in the adaptive-wall test section of the Ames Research Center's 2- by 2-Fo...
Wall interference problems in wind tunnel testing were discussed by many people. These are enough to...
Corrections for wind tunnel wall interferences are applied successfully to high lift models when the...
A method for analyzing wall interference is described which avoids the assumption of linear superpos...
A wind-tunnel interference assessment method applicable to test sections with discrete finite-length...
An initial wind tunnel test was made to validate a new wall adaptation method for 3-D models in test...
Three dimensional adaptive-wall experiments were performed in the Ames Research Center (ARC) 25- by ...
Discussed are two methods for assessing two-dimensional wall interference in the adaptive-wall test ...
The development of the slotted tunnel simulator code and lessons learned from its use are summarized...
Technical information focused upon emerging wall interference assessment/correction (WIAC) technique...
Two wind tunnel investigations were conducted to assess two different wall interference alleviation/...
An alternate method of testing was developed in which flow through the porous walls of the tunnel wa...
Wind tunnel wall interference assessment and correction (WIAC) concepts, applications, and typical r...
One of the inherent difficulties in utilizing a ventilated test section wind tunnel is the interacti...
Numerical simulations of three dimensional flows in a prototype adaptive wall wind tunnel are conduc...
The first tests conducted in the adaptive-wall test section of the Ames Research Center's 2- by 2-Fo...
Wall interference problems in wind tunnel testing were discussed by many people. These are enough to...
Corrections for wind tunnel wall interferences are applied successfully to high lift models when the...
A method for analyzing wall interference is described which avoids the assumption of linear superpos...
A wind-tunnel interference assessment method applicable to test sections with discrete finite-length...
An initial wind tunnel test was made to validate a new wall adaptation method for 3-D models in test...
Three dimensional adaptive-wall experiments were performed in the Ames Research Center (ARC) 25- by ...
Discussed are two methods for assessing two-dimensional wall interference in the adaptive-wall test ...
The development of the slotted tunnel simulator code and lessons learned from its use are summarized...
Technical information focused upon emerging wall interference assessment/correction (WIAC) technique...
Two wind tunnel investigations were conducted to assess two different wall interference alleviation/...
An alternate method of testing was developed in which flow through the porous walls of the tunnel wa...
Wind tunnel wall interference assessment and correction (WIAC) concepts, applications, and typical r...
One of the inherent difficulties in utilizing a ventilated test section wind tunnel is the interacti...
Numerical simulations of three dimensional flows in a prototype adaptive wall wind tunnel are conduc...
The first tests conducted in the adaptive-wall test section of the Ames Research Center's 2- by 2-Fo...
Wall interference problems in wind tunnel testing were discussed by many people. These are enough to...
Corrections for wind tunnel wall interferences are applied successfully to high lift models when the...