The 9×15 Low-Speed Wind Tunnel (9×15) is the most used low-speed propulsion acoustic
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conducting the first research tests in a newly constructed 20-foot Vertical Spin Tunnel
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Tucked away in Hampton, Virginia, is a 56-year-old NASA wind tunnel capable of generating
Bowman Tucked away in Hampton, Virginia, is a 56-year-old NASA wind tunnel capable
heat shield designs have been tested in NASA Langley Research Center’s Mach 6 wind tunnel
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Year Built: 1941
and the first NACA 7- by 10-Foot Atmospheric Wind Tunnel.
NASA’s use of the Space Power Chambers diminished in the 1970s. After years of under-use, the center demolished the facility in 2009.
NASA Glenn Research Center Altitude Wind Tunnel Overview Tunnel Rehabilitation
The Altitude Wind Tunnel’s post-war testing and improvement of axial-flow turbojet
NASA Glenn Research Center Altitude Wind Tunnel Overview Ramjet Engines First
Year Built: 1941 Historic Eligibility: National Register Eligible Important Tests: A-26
Year Demolished: 2011 (tunnel component) Photo taken May 23, 1942.
Year Built: 1936Historic Eligibility: former National Historic LandmarkImportant Tests: Development of the “Area Rule;” Lockheed P-38 Fighter; A-26B Invader;
Lewis, authorized the design and construction of a larger high-speed wind tunnel
Year Built: 1945Historic Eligibility: National Register EligibleYear Demolished: 2010
Gust Tunnel The aircraft design process devotes considerable time to ensure that
