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Bibliography

Print:

  • Barlow, Jewel B., Alan Pope, and William H. Rae, Jr. Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Testing. 3rd ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1999.
  • Collins, Luke, James Flint, Ben Morgan, Clint Witchalls, and Chris Woodford. Cool Stuff and How It Works. 1st ed. New York: DK Publishing, Inc., 2005.
  • Mehta, R. D., P. Bradshaw. "Design Rules for Small Low Speed Wind Tunnels." Aeronautical Journal (1979): 443-449.
  • Smith, H. C. "Skip." The Illustrated Guide to Aerodynamics. 2nd. New York: TAB Books, 1992.

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Special Thanks:

  • Adkins, Jeff. Astronomy and Physics teacher, Director of the ESPACE Academy. Deer Valley High School, Antioch CA. Design and mechanics consultant, donator of sensory equipment.
  • Dumin, Ed. Technology teacher. Deer Valley High School, Antioch CA. General consultant.
  • Soraoka, Daniel. Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering student at Embry-Riddle University, Prescott AZ. Design consultant.
  • Spahn, Jordan. Foreman, Industrial Electrician. Cupertino Electric, San Jose CA. Materials and construction consultant.
  • Van Dam, C. P. "Case." Professor of Aerodynamics at U. C. Davis, Director of the U. C. Davis Aeronautical Wind Tunnel Facility. Davis CA. Design consultant and conceptual editor.

Image Sources

Many of the images used in this project were taken or created by the project author. Permission to use the following images was obtained.

Image Source Notes
Figure B In Depth: The Wind Tunnel  
Figure C Wikipedia Public domain
Figure D Pincta-cal  
Figure E UC Davis Department of Engineering  
Figure F G.U.N.T. Hamburg  


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Rebecca Steelman, Editor

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