Described are the modifications currently under way to the Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel to produce a new, unique national resource for testing hypersonic air-breathing propulsion systems. The current tunnel, which has been used for aerothermal loads and structures research since its inception, is being modified with the addition of a LOX system to bring the oxygen content of the test medium up to that of air, the addition of alternate Mach number capability (4 and 5) to augment the current M=7 capability, improvements to the tunnel hardware to reduce maintenance downtime, the addition of a hydrogen system to allow the testing of hydrogen powered engines, and a new data system to increase both the quantity and quality of the data o...
This paper provides an overview of NASA's focused hypersonic technology program, called the Hyper-X ...
Addition of kinetic energy to supersonic exhaust of shock tunnel by reversing flow direction with hi...
In order to meet the need for propulsion testing in the high supersonic range from Mach 4 to Mach 7,...
A planned modification of the NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel to make it a unique nation...
The Hypersonic Tunnel Facility (HTF) at NASA Lewis Research Center's Plum Brook Station is a blowdow...
The Langley 8 foot high temperature tunnel (8 ft HTT) is used to test components of hypersonic vehic...
The NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel has recently been modified to produce a unique testi...
The aerodynamic contours for two new nozzles have been designed for the NASA Langley Research Center...
This paper provides an overview of NASA's Hyper-X Program; a focused hypersonic technology effort de...
Combustor test results of the NASA Aerothermodynamic Integration Model are presented of a ramjet eng...
Research into hypersonic propulsion; i.e., supersonic combustion, was seriously initiated at the Lan...
Future aircraft may be hydrogen fueled and fly at hypersonic speeds. The resulting environments will...
The NASA Lewis Research Center's Hypersonic Tunnel Facility (HTF) is a free-jet, blowdown propulsion...
The NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel has recently been modified to produce a unique testi...
The NASA Langley Research Center has conducted hypersonic propulsion research since the 1960s. A var...
This paper provides an overview of NASA's focused hypersonic technology program, called the Hyper-X ...
Addition of kinetic energy to supersonic exhaust of shock tunnel by reversing flow direction with hi...
In order to meet the need for propulsion testing in the high supersonic range from Mach 4 to Mach 7,...
A planned modification of the NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel to make it a unique nation...
The Hypersonic Tunnel Facility (HTF) at NASA Lewis Research Center's Plum Brook Station is a blowdow...
The Langley 8 foot high temperature tunnel (8 ft HTT) is used to test components of hypersonic vehic...
The NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel has recently been modified to produce a unique testi...
The aerodynamic contours for two new nozzles have been designed for the NASA Langley Research Center...
This paper provides an overview of NASA's Hyper-X Program; a focused hypersonic technology effort de...
Combustor test results of the NASA Aerothermodynamic Integration Model are presented of a ramjet eng...
Research into hypersonic propulsion; i.e., supersonic combustion, was seriously initiated at the Lan...
Future aircraft may be hydrogen fueled and fly at hypersonic speeds. The resulting environments will...
The NASA Lewis Research Center's Hypersonic Tunnel Facility (HTF) is a free-jet, blowdown propulsion...
The NASA Langley 8-Foot High Temperature Tunnel has recently been modified to produce a unique testi...
The NASA Langley Research Center has conducted hypersonic propulsion research since the 1960s. A var...
This paper provides an overview of NASA's focused hypersonic technology program, called the Hyper-X ...
Addition of kinetic energy to supersonic exhaust of shock tunnel by reversing flow direction with hi...
In order to meet the need for propulsion testing in the high supersonic range from Mach 4 to Mach 7,...