| Subject: | Ventilation | 
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| From: | Nic <tgynz@cts.com> | 
| Date: | Thu, 3 Aug 2000 15:47:24 | 
| Nic here. A typical scheme for cockpit ventilation is to intake through a compression port towards the rear and exhaust through a suction port up front and/or below. This will clear smoke from the panel away and out. The dynamics of a reverse NACA scoop on the accelerating boundary on the nose can be quite strong. Works best on pointy front end. Perhaps there might be a killer spot on the cowl. Any multi-spectral surface pressure and/or boundry-layer speed color plots to be had? zzz | 
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