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1. 12:13 PM - Funny (Andrew Kuzyk)
2. 02:07 PM - Cooling Air Exit Design (923te)
3. 02:13 PM - Re: Funnier (923te)
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Andrew Kuzyk
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| Subject: | Cooling Air Exit Design |
Anyone have information on how the Grumman Cooling Air Exit is Designed?
I would like to find the original NACA report for exit scoops. I am curious about
the length of the opening on the bottom of the cowl. Some have suggested to
make it bigger/longer to increase cooling.
I'd like to learn about why the particular NACA exit duct on our Grummans is considered
the best design for accelerating the exit air to re-enter the slipstream
at the lowest drag penalty.
Your Fellow Grumman Enthusiast,
Ned
Sent from my iPhone
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>> Date: Friday, 2 Dec 2011
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