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The Centre for Hypersonics conducts research into all aspects of hypersonic flight, including test facilities, air-breathing engines, rocket flight testing, aerothermodynamics, computational fluid dynamics and optical diagnostics. Hypersonic aerodynamics has been a major research activity at The University of Queensland for over 20 years. The researchers in this Centre have been involved in collaborative research programs with about 20 universities and research organisations around the world.
Areas of expertise within the centre are:
- Development of hypervelocity test facilities
- SCRAMjet propulsion (experiment, analysis and design)
- Rocket flight testing
- Aerothermodynamic experimentation and analysis
- Advanced instrumentation for aerodynamic measurements
- Computational fluid dynamic analysis of hypervelocity flows
- Optical diagnostics for hypervelocity superorbital flows
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Science and Technology: Air Breathing Engines, Engineering: Aerodynamics, Engineering: Aeromechanics, Engineering: Aeronautical/Astronautical Engineering, Engineering: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Science and Technology: Optics, Science and Technology: Optical Equipment, Science and Technology: Solid Propellant Rocket Engines, Science and Technology: Rocket Vehicles, Science and Technology: Rocket Propulsion/Fuels, Science and Technology: Scientific Instrumentation, Energy: Radiation Instrumentation, Science and Technology: Instrumentation, Techniques (Physical Sciences), Engineering: Thermodynamics Engineering, Engineering: Structures & Materials (Aero./Astro. Engineering), Engineering: Propulsive Flows, Engineering: Propulsion, Engineering: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering: Mass Transfer, Engineering: Fluid Mechanics, Engineering: Fluid Dynamics, Engineering: Flight Testing, Engineering: ENGINEERING, Engineering: Wind Tunnels |
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