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Balance for Measuring Skin Friction in the Presence of Ablation
Author(s) -
James R Bruno,
Donald B. Risher
Publication year - 1968
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ad0844592
Subject(s) - ablation , balance (ability) , medicine , physical medicine and rehabilitation
: This report describes a skin-friction balance that is presently being used to measure shear stresses acting on the wall of an ablative duct. Tests have been conducted in the 3 Megawatt Arc Tunnel with a Mach number of 3, a stagnation enthalpy of 3000 BTU/lb, and a stagnation pressure of 20 atmospheres. The balance is a direct deflection measuring device in that balance arm rotation is measured with a linear variable differential transformer as the balance arm deflects due to shear loads acting on the end of the balance arm.

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