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Aerodynamic and Heat Flux Measurements in a Single-Stage Fully Cooled Turbine¿Part I: Experimental Approach

C. W. Haldeman    
R. M. Mathison    
M. G. Dunn    
S. A. Southworth    
J. W. Harral    
and G. Heitland    

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