Welcome to the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel at the University of Maryland. We have tried to reflect our work and our enthusiasm for low speed aerodynamics. We are engaged in research, development, and education activities with applications spanning many areas including work on airplanes, automobiles, yacht keels & sails, and submarines.
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Capital's reporter Donna Chiu's face is distorted from hurricane force wind inside the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel The fan at the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel, powered by a 2,000-horsepower electric motor, ripped for reporters, giving them a brief preview of what it would be like if a hurricane were to hit Maryland. More» |
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Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel Fan Charles Geisbert, UM Engineering student stands in front of the Wind Tunnel Fan while taking pictures for a Virtual Tour. More» |
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