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"Paul F Austin" writes: In Pete Knight's obituary in AvWeek, it mentioned that the record setting Mach 6+ flight in the X-15A2 resulted in structural damage to the aircraft that resulted in it being withdrawn from use. Was the damage a result of the thermal environment or was it the dynamic pressure envirnoment? Thermal environment, but with special circumstances. Some of teh shockwaves from the dummy rscramjet and its pylon impinged in the ventral fin, causing local heating of teh surface above and beyond what would normally be encountered. -- Pete Stickney A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many bad measures. -- Daniel Webster |
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