| View Larger Image | Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Testing | Hardcoverby Jewel B. Barlow (Author), William H. Rae (Author), Alan Pope (Author)
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| | Binding: | Hardcover | | Publisher: | Wiley-Interscience | | Edition: | 3rd Edition | | Page Count: | 728 Pages | | Publication Date: | February 22, 1999 | | Sales Rank: | 281,581st |
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Product Description
Combines into one resource essential information on all aspects of low-speed wind tunnel design, analysis, testing, and instrumentation. Addresses current topics and applications. Includes coverage of digital electronics, new instrumentation, video and photographic methods, and liquid crystal-based measurement methods. DLC: Wind tunnels. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 3 reviews)
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Interesting by S. Zampini (Mozzate - CO Italy)  5 Stars
February 08, 2008
That's a very interesting book, for everyone who likes aerodynamics and wind tunnel.
I'm finding it very useful. And it's a pleasure to read it whenever!!!
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The only wind tunnel book available 5 Stars
December 08, 2002
This is the only book that contains everything one needs to know about sub sonic wind tunnel. For students doing a project or a course in experimental fluid mechanics, or those whose work involve aerodynamics, this will be a good reference. Anyone who has been through fluid mechanics courses during their undergraduate years know the importance of wind tunnel testing. This book covers topics from wind tunnel designs, to measurements, boundary corrections, testing procedures and the nonaeronautical applications of wind tunnel.However, as wind tunnel is initialy design and most widely use in the study of aeronautics, one needs to have some knowledge in aerodynamics in order to fully understand and appreciate this book.
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The classic "must-have" for wind tunnel test work by Dan Raymer (draymer@aircraftdesign.com) (Los Angeles, CA) 5 Stars
November 30, 1998
The original is the one book everyone in the wind tunnel test area had open on their desk. It covered everything from overall theory of aerodynamic testing to details of wind tunnel design. The revision brings it up to date with use of computers and digital test gear.
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