Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan

Wind tunnel tests were conducted to investi gate t he effect of placing a propulsion fan behind the tip of a li.tting ring for the purpose of recovering the energy in the trailing vortex. Results indicated tha~ significant increase of thrust could be obtained as a result of vortex energy recovery. I...

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Main Author: Man, Sek Ong
Other Authors: Zumwalt, Glen W.
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Language:en_US
Published: Wichita State University 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10057/6641
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spelling ndltd-WICHITA-oai-soar.wichita.edu-10057-66412013-11-10T04:56:59ZExperiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fanMan, Sek OngWind tunnelsVortexAerospace engineeringElectronic dissertationsWind tunnel tests were conducted to investi gate t he effect of placing a propulsion fan behind the tip of a li.tting ring for the purpose of recovering the energy in the trailing vortex. Results indicated tha~ significant increase of thrust could be obtained as a result of vortex energy recovery. In addition, the pre-swirling effect provided b.r the vortex allowed the tan to absorb more power and develop more thrust at a lower rotational speed.Thesis (M.S.)--Wichita State University, Dept. of Aeronautical Engineering.Wichita State UniversityZumwalt, Glen W.2013-11-08T17:05:52Z2013-11-08T17:05:52Z19811981-12Thesis48 p.t81001http://hdl.handle.net/10057/6641en_USCopyright First Name Last Name, 2012. All rights reserved
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topic Wind tunnels
Vortex
Aerospace engineering
Electronic dissertations
spellingShingle Wind tunnels
Vortex
Aerospace engineering
Electronic dissertations
Man, Sek Ong
Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
description Wind tunnel tests were conducted to investi gate t he effect of placing a propulsion fan behind the tip of a li.tting ring for the purpose of recovering the energy in the trailing vortex. Results indicated tha~ significant increase of thrust could be obtained as a result of vortex energy recovery. In addition, the pre-swirling effect provided b.r the vortex allowed the tan to absorb more power and develop more thrust at a lower rotational speed. === Thesis (M.S.)--Wichita State University, Dept. of Aeronautical Engineering.
author2 Zumwalt, Glen W.
author_facet Zumwalt, Glen W.
Man, Sek Ong
author Man, Sek Ong
author_sort Man, Sek Ong
title Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
title_short Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
title_full Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
title_fullStr Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
title_full_unstemmed Experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
title_sort experiments on vortex energy recovery by favourable interference between wing and shrouded fan
publisher Wichita State University
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