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Transonic (or transsonic) flow is air
flowing around an
object at a
speed that
generates regions of both
subsonic and
supersonic airflow around that object...
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Whitcomb and also
called the
transonic area rule, is a
design procedure used to
reduce an aircraft's drag at
transonic speeds which occur between about...
- the aircraft. When the
aircraft speed is high enough, the tips
reach transonic speeds.
Shock waves form at the
blade tips and sap the
shaft power driving...
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other 25% of the way back from the
leading edge for
subsonic and
transonic aircraft.
Leading edge
sweep is
important because the
leading edge has...
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refer to
particular ranges of Mach values. When an
aircraft approaches transonic speeds (around Mach 1), it
enters a
special regime. The
usual approximations...
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moving at high
speed through moist air, such as an
aircraft flying at
transonic speeds. When the
localized air
pressure around the
object drops, so does...
- June 13, 2023.
Graham Warwick (January 18, 2023). "NASA
Picks Boeing's
Transonic Truss-Based Wing For
Sustainable X-Plane".
Aviation W****. "Boeing producing...
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Transonic wind tunnels,
between Mach 0.75 and Mach 1.2 (920 and 1,500 km/h; 570 and 910 mph; 260 and 410 m/s), are
designed on
similar principles as subsonic...
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Transonic Combustion Inc. is a Los Angeles-based
cleantech company that is
developing supercritical fuel
injection systems that
enable injection ignition...
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aircraft wings and fuselage,
propeller blade tips and
projectiles moving at
transonic and
supersonic speeds, due to the
presence of
shock waves. Wave drag is...
