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High Speed Thermometry

SEP 01, 1949
D. G. Marlow

A “sonic thermometer,” useful in the study of shock waves and in wind tunnel investigations in regions of subsonic flow, has been developed which permits measurement of the temperature behind a traveling shock wave with a high degree of accuracy.

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