Wind Tunnel Testing Applied to Satellite Communication Links
Carlos Rahman
Corresponding
Moscow State University
Abstract
Local conditions prevailing in Bangladesh give the study of satellite communication links in industrial automation particular relevance. The problem is cast in a form amenable to wind tunnel testing and solved for several loading conditions. Increasing the principal design variable by 6 units raises the response by nearly 25%. These findings should prove useful to engineers engaged in the design of comparable systems.
Keywords:
satellite communication linkswind tunnel testingpower systemserror-correcting codesstructural analysis
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