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  • AFRL launches hypersonic branch at AEDC

    The relationship between the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and Arnold Engineering Development Complex's (AEDC) hypervelocity capabilities is paying dividends and leading to a more in-depth and scientifically broader collaboration.In light of the success of several joint projects, AFRL

  • Testing and Evaluation Course valuable to AEDC, its customers

    The Aeropropulsion Test and Evaluation (T&E) Short Course that Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) has been hosting since 2011 is beneficial to the Complex and its customers.For one, Aeropropulsion Test Branch Deputy Director Mike Dent said the course has "paid great dividends" in helping

  • Large Model Wings Level Yaw capability to be available soon at AEDC

    Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) engineers are presently working on a multimillion dollar fast-track design and build effort for the 16-foot transonic wind tunnel called Large Model Wings Level Yaw (WLY).It's likely that the new WLY capability will be available to AEDC's test customers

  • AEDC adds Jet-A fuel to turbine engine testing fuel supply

    The Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) fuel farm is replacing JP-8 fuel, used by turbine engine testing customers in the Complex's aeropropulsion test facilities, with commercial grade Jet-A fuel.Jet-A is a kerosene-based aviation fuel that has a different freezing point

  • DebriSat: data from Destruction

    The space environment presents many hazards for satellites and spacecraft. One of the major hazards is hypervelocity impacts from uncontrolled man-made space debris.The recent Hollywood blockbuster movie Gravity dramatizes a series of catastrophic events that could follow just such an impact. While

  • New software assists with Next Generation of Advanced Aircraft

    New software is available to aid in providing acquisition support for Next Generation of Advanced Aircraft.The CREATE program (Computational Research and Engineering For Acquisition Tools and Environments), an initiative funded by the Office of Secretary of Defense High Performance Computing (HPC)

  • Engine Test Facility upgrade improves exhaust handling efficiency

    Military and commercial aircraft engine developers rely on simulated altitude testing conducted at Arnold Engineering Development Complex's (AEDC) Engine Test Facility (ETF) for their research and development of engine capabilities. The condition of the test facility determines the quality of the

  • High-speed CARS in use at AEDC

    As gas-turbine and hypersonic propulsion systems advance, so must the diagnostic measurement systems used in testing them. The Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering (CARS) Spectroscopy System is a development of the Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program that may be used to make point