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      <title>THE AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING IN A TUNNEL OF FINITE LENGTH</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[The experimental study investigates the dependence of the drag coefficient of a vehicle, moving coaxially with uniform linear velocity through a solid wall tube of finite length, on the ratio of the relative velocity of the induced fluid pushed ahead of the vehicle to the absolute velocity of the vehicle.  An apparatus was built with a vertical acrylic test tube, 25 ft. high and 1.732 in. inside diameter.  The tube was provided with water flow of different negative and positive pressure gradients.  Drop tests were conducted using models with smooth surface, in the form of cylinders with a streamlined nose and conical tail.  The mode of variation of the drag coefficient with the velocity ratio at model Reynolds number of 100,000 was experimentally established for the test parameters.  (Author)]]></description>
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