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Goethert, Bernhard Hermann was born on October 20, 1907 in Hannover, Germany. Came to United States, 1945, naturalized, 1954. Son of Bernhard August and Elise (Rickmeyer) Goethert.
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Transonic aerodynamics—especially in terms of the transonic wind tunnel—constitutes a critical chapter of aerodynamic science. This engineering text explores numerous related areas, including wall interference corrections in conventional wind tunnels, subsonic flow in a variety of wind tunnels, and test results from transonic wind tunnels. Combining knowledge and experience, this survey begins with a review of the history of transonic test facility development. It proceeds to examinations of the flow around airplanes in free flight, experiments in slotted and perforated wind tunnels, supersonic wall interference in partially open test sections, boundary layer growth along partially open walls, the power requirements of transonic wind tunnels, and other topics. The text concludes with a list of transonic wind tunnels and their main characteristic data.
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Goethert, Bernhard Hermann was born on October 20, 1907 in Hannover, Germany. Came to United States, 1945, naturalized, 1954. Son of Bernhard August and Elise (Rickmeyer) Goethert.
Bachelor of Science, Technology University Hannover, 1930. Master of Science, Technology University Danzig, Germany, 1934. Doctor of Philosophy cum laude, Technology University Berlin, Germany, 1938.
Research engineer DVL German Research Institute aeronautics, Berlin, 1934-1936, science staff engineer, 1936-1939, chief department high speed aerodynamics, 1939-1945. Consultant United States Air Force Center Wright Field, Dayton, O., 1945-1952. Chief propulsion wind tunnel facility Agricultural Research Organization, Inc., Tullahoma, Tennessee, 1952-1956, chief engine test facility, 1956-1959, director engineering, 1959-1963, research vice president, chief scientist, 1963-1964, director, 1959-1964.
Chief scientist United States Air Force Systems Command, Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, 1964-1966. Professor, director University Tennessee Space Institute, Tullahoma, 1964-1971, professor aerospace engineering, dean, since 1971, 82, B.H. Goethert professor, 1982, dean emeritus, professor aerospace engineering, since 1982. Professor Technology University, Aachen, Germany, since 1961.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration research advisory committee fluid mechanics, 1963-1965. Consultant National Academy of Science, 1966-1969, Federal Aviation Administration, since 1969. Member panel fluid dynamics, advisory committee aerospace North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1960-1968.
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Fellow American Institute Aeronautics an Astronautics (chairman technical committee for ground testing 1960-1962, member technical activity committee 1967-1969, Simulation and Ground Testing award 1976, Outstanding Contribution Education award 1987), New York Academy of Sciences. Member German Association Aeronautics an Astronautics (honorary).
Married Hertha Tod, March 29, 1935. Children– Hella (Mistress D.A. Lacy), Winfried, Wolfhart, Reinhard.