File:NASA C-140 JetStar propfan testbed at Dryden 1981.jpg

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Description	English: The Dryden C-140 JetStar during testing of advanced propfan designs. Dryden conducted flight research in 1981-1982 on several designs. The technology was developed under the direction of the Lewis Research Center (today the Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH) under the Advanced Turboprop Program. Under that program, Langley Research Center in Virginia oversaw work on accoustics and noise reduction. These efforts were intended to develop a high-speed and fuel-efficient turboprop system.
Date	21 May 1981
Source	NASA ECN-15662
Author	NASA

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Image title	The Dryden C-140 JetStar during testing of advanced propfan designs. Dryden conducted flight research in 1981-1982 on several designs. The technology was developed under the direction of the Lewis Research Center (today the Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH) under the Advanced Turboprop Program. Under that program, Langley Research Center in Virginia oversaw work on accoustics and noise reduction. These efforts were intended to develop a high-speed and fuel-efficient turboprop system.
Author	NASA
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Headline	JetStar
Short title	ECN-15662
City shown	Edwards
Date and time of data generation	21 May 1981
Orientation	Normal
Horizontal resolution	500 dpi
Vertical resolution	500 dpi
Software used	Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 (Windows)
File change date and time	06:46, 1 June 2017
Exif version	2.21
Color space	Uncalibrated
Date and time of digitizing	01:30, 4 March 2009
Date metadata was last modified	06:26, 12 June 2017
Copyright status	Copyright status not set
Unique ID of original document	xmp.did:29b68e9f-7e9c-ca4f-bc0f-2cfc41ba0bfb
Keywords	C-140 JetStar Lewis Research Center propellor acoustic air turbine drive icing research insect contamination laminar flow control Dryden Flight Research Facility Dryden Flight Research Center Langley Research Center turbofan Advanced Turboprop Program General Purpose Airborne Simulator
Province or state shown	CA
Country shown	USA
Sublocation of city shown	AFRC
IIM version	4

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