F215 高速飛行実証フェーズIIの飛行実験結果について(F-21 大迎角物体まわりの非定常・剥離流(2),一般講演)

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The High-Speed Flight Demonstration (HSFD) project is a flight experiment in a joint research program into reusable space transportation systems being conducted by the NAL and the NASDA. The HSFD project was planned in two phases, while the Phase II experiment is a series of drop tests to obtain flight data to clarify the transonic aerodynamic characteristics of the demonstrator. A Phase II test was conducted at the Esrange test site in Sweden in July 2003 in collaboration with Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales of France (CNES). Although the test campaign was interrupted due to an anomaly in the demonstrator's recovery system, data were obtained during flight at Mach 0.8. The data obtained from the HSFD project will serve as a reference for evaluating wind tunnel test results and Computational Fluid Dynamics predictions, and are expected to provide essential information for development of future reusable space transportation systems.
日本流体力学会の論文
2004-08-09