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- A computerized mechanism to measure DRAG and LIFT forces as well as aerodynamic momentum
- A mechanism to change attack angle
- Pressure gauge (0-20 bar)
- With Pitot tube to measure record and dynamic pressure as well as air velocity
- Special software to draw attack-LIFT angle, attack-DRAG angle, and attack-aerodynamic momentum angle graphs
- Air inlet rust resistant fine mesh screen, is intended to reduce the air intake turbulence to specimen cross section
- Equipped with airfoil NACA0012
The machine is an experimental infrasonic tunnel designed to study the pressure distribution on wing and body cross sections, calculating DRAG, LIFT forces as well as aerodynamic momentum. Cross section dimension, 40cm x 40cm, total length 5 m designed rectangular with walls made of Plexiglas. Tunnel is open top with suction from bottom side of flow, including motor power 7.5 KW with accurate RPM control. Angle of attack can change by the pertaining mechanism. There are 20 individual monometers in order to read pressure flawless and accurately and find pressure experiential distribution on airfoil surfaces (as a sample). Moreover, a Pitot tube is intended to measure record pressure, dynamic pressure and air velocity of specimen, which play an important role in flight mechanics calculations. DRAG, LIFT forces and aerodynamic momentum are displayed on PC. LIFT-attack angle, DRAG- attack angle, aerodynamic momentum- attack angle can be observed on the software. The maximum air velocity in the test section is 30 m/sec, which can change by means of fan speed control, and the air inlet is equipped with rust resistant fine mesh screen to reduce the turbulence of the inlet air to the test section.
SWT-30 is used to measure parameters of airflow on flying objects to study the air flow behavior and pattern on test surfaces at high speeds. The obtained information consists of pressure distribution on the wing and body cross sections, calculating DRAG and LIFT forces as well as aerodynamic momentum.
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- A computerized mechanism to measure DRAG and LIFT forces as well as aerodynamic momentum
- A mechanism to change attack angle
- Pressure gauge (0-20 bar)
- With Pitot tube to measure record and dynamic pressure as well as air velocity
- Special software to draw attack-LIFT angle, attack-DRAG angle, and attack-aerodynamic momentum angle graphs
- Air inlet rust resistant fine mesh screen, is intended to reduce the air intake turbulence to specimen cross section
- Equipped with airfoil NACA0012
The machine is an experimental infrasonic tunnel designed to study the pressure distribution on wing and body cross sections, calculating DRAG, LIFT forces as well as aerodynamic momentum. Cross section dimension, 40cm x 40cm, total length 5 m designed rectangular with walls made of Plexiglas. Tunnel is open top with suction from bottom side of flow, including motor power 7.5 KW with accurate RPM control. Angle of attack can change by the pertaining mechanism. There are 20 individual monometers in order to read pressure flawless and accurately and find pressure experiential distribution on airfoil surfaces (as a sample). Moreover, a Pitot tube is intended to measure record pressure, dynamic pressure and air velocity of specimen, which play an important role in flight mechanics calculations. DRAG, LIFT forces and aerodynamic momentum are displayed on PC. LIFT-attack angle, DRAG- attack angle, aerodynamic momentum- attack angle can be observed on the software. The maximum air velocity in the test section is 30 m/sec, which can change by means of fan speed control, and the air inlet is equipped with rust resistant fine mesh screen to reduce the turbulence of the inlet air to the test section.

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