Flow Transition and Relaminarization Analyst
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This subcontract opportunity with the NASA Shared Services Center seeks a Flow Transition and Relaminarization Analyst to support prime contractors on projects at the NASA Langley Research Center. The selected party will be responsible for analyzing surface-pressure distributions to investigate boundary layer states, computing attachment-line Reynolds numbers, and determining flow states utilizing Gaster, Pfenninger, and Poll criteria. The scope of work includes investigating relaminarization under favorable pressure gradients and comparing CRM-HL behaviors against existing flight test evidence. The primary deliverable for this engagement is the production of detailed flow transition analysis reports. This requirement is categorized under NAICS code 541715.
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This scope was carved out of 80NSSC26939952Q .
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Analysis of CRM-HL Force and Surface Pressure Data
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