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[ATM] Re: synthetic jets

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Subject: [ATM] Re: synthetic jets
From: mdholm@telerama.com
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 19:27:06 -0400 (EDT)
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> Georgia Tech has come up with a method of breaking up thermal boundary
> layers by creating an airflow with tiny vortices.

I expect those tiny vortices don't travel very far before damping out.

They say they drive these things at 100 - 200 Hz.  Concert A is 440 Hz, So these
drivers should fit nicely in the bass section of your atm choir.


Mark Holm
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