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- 130 - APPENDIX 4A 100 QUESTIONS BASED ON SOURCE DOCUMENTS LISTED IN APPENDIX 4B 20-06 Magnitude of reductions in heat transfer on the nose region of a body when ablation of the surface takes place. (PI2002) 20-07 What is the crack propagation rate for 7075-T6 aluminium alloy. (P12004) 20-08 Panel flutter analysis. (P12055) 20-09 Typical shear values for commercial huckbolts. (PI2063) 20-10 Use of stabilizing signals in servo-mechanisms. (P12098) 21-06 Frequency and natural modes of the vibrations of box-beam and delta wings. (PI2120) 21-07 Electrical analogy methods - lifting line calculator. (PI2125) 21-08 Comparison of calculated and experimental performance of an axial compressor stage having constant stator inlet air angle of 50% reaction at mean stage radius. (PI2136) 21-09 Corrosion-resistance controls on production of stainless steels. (PI2179) 21-10 Enthalpy boundary layer profiles on a cone at large yaw. (PI2187) 22-06 Wind tunnel interference on oscillating wings. (PI2221) 22-07 Analysis of the tuned circuits of a demodulator for frequency modulation. (PI 2243) 22-08 A method of using hot wire technique to measure turbulence functions in turbulent supersonic ilow. (PI2257) 22-09 What metallographic procedure is followed for TiC cermets. (P12282) 22-10 What is the equation of magnetohydrostatics. (PI2300) 23-06 Relation of surface-cooling to boundary layer transition. (PI 2309) 23-07 Performance of centrebody intakes. (P12311) 23-08 Rate of fuel vaporization in the combustion chamber of a heptane oxygen rocket engine. (P12313) 23-09 Velocity profile, heat transfer and skin friction data for turbulent boundary layers in hypersonic flow. (PI2355) 23-10 Dimensional analysis of the performance of one-stream combustion chambers. (P12362)

- 131-24-08 The effective pitching moment of inertia of an aircraft with a flexible swept wing. (PI2406) 24-07 The effects of l a t e r a l damping on the dispersion of fighter aeroplane gunfire. (PI 2414) 24-08 The effect of c r o s s o v e r p a s s a g e s in the blade tip on circulation of coolant through p a s s a g e s in turbine r o t o r b l a d e s. (PI2439) 24-09 Calculation of damping in roll at supersonic s p e e d s. 24-10 Effect of altitude on helicopter p e r f o r m a n c e. 25-06 Effect of vibration on the s t r u c t u r a l p r o p e r t i e s of a wing. 25-07 Comparison of alclad and unclad aluminium sheets riveted together and subjected to fatigue loading. (PI2456) (P12475) (PI2504) (PI 2514) 25-08 Electromagnetic analogy for downwash. 25-09 What humidity is considered allowable in intermittent wind tunnels, and how is it obtained most efficiently. (PI2576) Approximate solution of 2-d supersonic rotational flow in the neighbourhood of an expansive c o r n e r. (PI2587) Mechanism by which hydrogen leaves the m o l e c u l a r ' p h a s e and e n t e r s 25-10 26-06 a metal. (PI2538) (PI2611) 26-07 Reverse flow t h e o r e m s at supersonic s p e e d s. 26-08 26-09 Comparison of heat t r a n s f e r t h e o r i e s in forced, n o n - i s o t h e r m a l, convection over a r b i t r a r y s u r f a c e s. (PI2662) Explain the significance of flying boat forebody warp with r e g a r d to the c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s of longitudinal stability, b l i s t e r s p r a y generation and impact loads encountered during landing. (PI2675) 26-10 What values have been reported for actuation energies of the damping p r o c e s s in aluminium-copper alloys. (PI2615) (PI 2695) 27-06. Effect of flexible walled nozzles on supersonic flow. 27-07 Effect of s h e a r lag on t r a n s v e r s e oscillations of thin-walled cylindrical beams. (PI2706) (P12712) 27-08 E x p e r i m e n t s on throttle fuel controls for gas-turbine engines. ( P i 2740) 27-09 Impedance testing of aircraft power control units. 27-10 Stability data for propane a i r m i x t u r e s stabilized by an annular a i r jet. (P12776) (PI2767)

- 132-28-06 Reduction of the nonlinear partial differential equations for the laminar boundary layer over a cone at large angles of attack in supersonic flow, to a set of simultaneous algebraic equations. (P12810) 28-07 Theoretical calculation of the performance of half -delta wing-tip controls on the tips of delta wings. (PI2838) 28-08 Theoretical method for predi cting pressure distribution on an oscillating airfoil in two-dimensional flow at Mach number 4 or greater. (P12860) 28-09 Beam riding guidance of anti-aircraft missiles. 28-10 What is the effect of rapid quenching on A356 aluminium casting alloy. (PI2864) (PI 2895) 29-06 Can cermets be used as structural materials above 1000 C. 29-07 Alleviation of the airplane pitch-up problem by the use of leading edge slats. (PI2944) Effect of combined tension and bending on curvature of beams in the plastic range. (PI2956) 29-08 (PI2939) 29-09 Transformation theory of the partial differential equations of gas dynamics. (P12959) 29-10 Design practices to minimize stress corrosion of metals. 30-06 What is the average decrease in gas consumption per horse power hour for reciprocating aircraft engines in the course of their history. (P13059) 30-07 Optimum thickness distribution for elliptical plan form. 30-08 Unsteady laminar boundary layer flows. 30-09 How does the fatigue life of aluminium alloy M.G. 5 vary with the maximum induced stress in bending fatigue tests. (PI3074) 30-10 Importance of inherent instability in the controllability of an aircraft. (P12979) (PI 3066) (P13069) (P13080) 31-06 A photoelastic investigation of stress concentration. (P13102) 31-07 Wave drag of shrouded bodies. 31-08 Effect of shock waves on laminar boundary layers. 31-09 Theory of deformation of a thin conical sheet. 31-10 Calculation of the net drag imposed by a ram-air cooling system (for aircraft). (PI3177) (P13113) (P13142) (PI3171)

- 133-32-06 Separated laminar flows at hypersonic Mach numbers. (P13207) 32-07 Effect of leading edge flaps on NACA 0006 airfoil at low speeds. (P13212) 32-08 The required length of double-diaphragm shock tubes using helium. (P13259) 32-09 Factors to be considered in the design of cooling fins for an air cooled semiconductor rectifier. (PI3267) 32-10 How to reduce size and weight of computer equipment whilst maintaining ease of serviceability and military service standard of reliability. (PI3269) 33-06 Local temperature-recovery factor of a turbulent boundary layer on a supersonic 40 cone. (PI3304) 33-07 Effect of stress frequency on metal fatigue. (P13307) 33-08 Prevention of transition to turbulent boundary layer flow by distributed suction. (P13334) 33-09 How does the shock standoff distance vary with the strength of the magnetic field. (PI3362) 33-10 Controlled thermonuclear reactions for space flight. (PI3387) 34-06 Portable devices for reducing noise level of jet aircraft on the ground. (PI 3403) 34-07 Effectual porosity on the pressure distribution over a suction flap. (P13408) 34-08 Have Thescal hard solders been A.I.D. approved. (P13451) 34-09 Possible applications for shrouded propellers. (PI3461) 34-10 Advantages of using solid rockets in preference to liquid rockets. (P13461) 35-06 The use of suction as a means of boundary layer control in the design of a diffuser for turbo-jet engines. (PI3505) 35-07 Vibrations in 45 delta wings - deflectional behaviour under static tests. (P13509) 35-08 Formula for calculating fatigue damage. (PI3523) 35-09 Hovercraft model tests. (P13563) 35-10 Calculation of heat flows in a cylinder surrounded by a radiation shield. (P13576) 36-06 Wing-aileron flutter in three-degrees of freedom for threedimensional flow. (PI 3604)

- 134-36-07 Effect of Mach number on transition of three-dimensional boundary l a y e r. (P13608) 36-08 P r e s s u r e distribution over a small aspect ratio unswept wing in a yawed s t r e a m - (P13616) 36-09 Types of failures of p r e s s u r e cabins. 36-10 Measurement of surface p r e s s u r e on thin bodies. 37-06 Tensile and compressive s t r e s s - s t r a i n t e s t s on specific ferrous alloys. (PI 3705) Heat t r a n s f e r in turbulent boundary l a y e r s of a flat plate at supersonic s p e e d s. (P13718) 37-07 (P13645) (P13653) 37-08 In strain-gauge techniques employing a Wheatstone Bridge can it be assumed that the bridge output is linear with applied s t r a i n. (PI3750) 37-09 Approximate solutions for lowest natural frequency of isosceles triangular plates with equal edges simply supported and base clamped. (PI3781) 37-10 Effect on the shock line of accelerating a slender supersonic aerofoil. (P13789) 38-06 Measurement of s c r e e c h in rocket engines. 38-07 Relationship between t h e r m a l stability of pentaborane and t e m p e r a t u r e. (P13841) Effect of helium diffusion field at Mach 8 on laminar boundary l a y e r. (P13856) 38-08 (PI3807) 38-09 Comparison of distribution of radial and circumferential s t r e s s e s for c i r c u l a r hole in thin infinite plate, given by T r e s c a and Mises 1 yield conditions, (PI 3888) 38-10 Material on Boeing's data processing s y s t e m. 39-06 The use of thrust r e v e r s a l in reducing the a i r speed of a jet a i r c r a f t. (P13903) 39-07 P r o p e r t i e s and combustion data of cordite SU/K and other solid p r o p e l l a n t s. (PI 3908) 39-08 C h a r a c t e r i s t i c s of flow past cones at incidence at supersonic speeds. (P13931) 39-09 Choice of power-plant installations for supersonic jet t r a n s p o r t s. (P13985) 39-10 Editing of flight test data. (PI3993) (P13900)