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? Momentum Drag Calculation of Auxillary Ram Inlet Scoop
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AshleyF (Aerospace) 18 Nov 03 12:53
Does anyone know how to calculate momentum drag of an Auxillary ram inlet scoop.  The scoop is to be used as a ram air heat sink?

Any reference material would also be helpful

Thank You,
AshleF

SparWeb (Aerospace) 18 Nov 03 14:38
If you're using a NACA duct inlet, there's a NACA report that can help you

http://naca.larc.nasa.gov

STF

AshleyF (Aerospace) 18 Nov 03 15:07
Thank you for the response. Unfortunatly I've spent several hours seacrching the web site you recommended and have failed to come up w/ a practical example.  Do you have a specific TN or RM in mind that I may look-up?

Thanks Again

SparWeb (Aerospace) 19 Nov 03 10:21
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Try An experimental investigation of the design variables for NACA Submerged Duct Entrances

RM A7I30, 1948, Mossman, Randall

Or Theoretical investigation of submerged inlets at low speeds,  TN 2323, 1951

A hint on searching thru the NACA reports: don't bother with their search.  Open All Citations, and use your browser's search-on-page.  Submerged Duct and Submerged Inlet are a subject of several papers.

STF


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