DTIC ADA261785: Optically Smart Surfaces Survivability Testing pdf

DTIC ADA261785: Optically Smart Surfaces Survivability Testing

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Optically smart surfaces are being developed as wind tunnel diagnostic techniques for the Wright Laboratory. The optically smart surfaces are holographic optical elements constructed by flow coating an aluminum plate with photoresist as the emulsion material. Survivability of these optically smart surfaces was tested in the Mach 3 High Reynolds Number Facility. The surfaces did not survive at angle of attack to the freestream flow for higher Reynolds numbers and did survive when the surface was parallel to the freestream flow…. Holographic Optical Elements, Wind Tunnel Test, Survivability

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 1/1/1993
• Year: 1993
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Smith, Linda G, WRIGHT LAB WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH, *SURVIVABILITY, *HOLOGRAPHY, *WIND TUNNEL TESTS, MATERIALS, OPTICAL MATERIALS, PLATES, MACH NUMBER, EMULSIONS, REYNOLDS NUMBER, LABORATORIES, ALUMINUM, ANGLE OF ATTACK, SURFACES, COATINGS

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