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General Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Research Model with High Disk Loading Direct Lifting Fan Mounted in Fuselage

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3/4 Low front view of fuselage and fan. Showing jet engine hanging below. Lift fan powered by jet exhaust. General Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Research Model with High Disk Loading Direct Lifting Fan Mounted in Fuselage

Don Richey

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arc ames 40 x 80 ft wind tunnel aernautics ames aeronautics ames research center general research model research model high disk high disk direct fan fuselage high resolution general aerodynamic characteristics fuselage don richey low front view jet engine jet exhaust nasa
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26/10/1960
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Ames Research Center
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arc ames 40 x 80 ft wind tunnel aernautics ames aeronautics ames research center general research model research model high disk high disk direct fan fuselage high resolution general aerodynamic characteristics fuselage don richey low front view jet engine jet exhaust nasa