HIGH-SPEED WIND-TUNNELS
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP – NATIONAL CHENG KUNG UNIVERSITY,
DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
14th-15th OCTOBER 2025, TAIWAN
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP – NATIONAL CHENG KUNG UNIVERSITY,
DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
14th-15th OCTOBER 2025, TAIWAN
https://bit.ly/hswt2025
High-speed wind tunnels are more than just testing facilities—they are the truth.
A hard truth, however, sometimes more difficult to interpret than actual in-flight data. Wind tunnel testing is the art of partial testing and a delicate balance of approximation and precision. Yet, it remains the cornerstone of aeronautical progress, from the Wright brothers' first flights to the groundbreaking achievements of the X-15.
OUR HIGH-SPEED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
THE PROGRAM
Expert in Hypersonic Facilities and Detonation Engines
"Can't wait to join this conference, I love Taiwan!"
Expert in Hypersonic Wind Tunnels and Diagnostics Methods
"Hypervelocity wind-tunnels and high-enthalpy noodles? I am definitely going to enjoy this workshop!"
JAXA Research Leader in Hypersonic Flight and Testing
"Honored to be part of this pioneering conference. It's exciting to see Taiwan hosting such a significant event in the global hypersonic community"
Expert in Simulation and Experiments. in Hypersonic and Transonic Fluid Structure Interactions
"Taiwan can lead in hypersonics — all it takes is the will."
The workshop consists of four master class lectures on high speed wind tunnel development and testing. The lectures are 2 hours long and aim at responding to the following research questions:
PHILOSOPHY BEHIND THE DESIGN OF HIGH-SPEED FACILITIES
What are the objectives during the design phase?
What are the common design mistakes
When is flight cheaper than testing?
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESEARCH TOPICS AND TUNNEL CHARACTERISTICS
How are facility and investigation topics related?
What topics should be investigated?
What is the effect of tunnel size, enthalpy, run time on measurements?
EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES
What quantitative measurement techniques that can be easily employed?
What Qualitative measurement techniques that can be easily employed?
What are the limitations of these techniques?
What are the acceptable levels of measurement intrusiveness?
THE ORGANIZERS
Director/Chair Jan, Shau-Shiun
Prof. Yuan, Hsiao-Feng
Prof. Yeh, Szu-I
Prof. Currao, Gaetano/Jie-Kai
With a precious help from:
Prof. Vice Chair/Prof Wu, Chih-Yung, Prof. Li, Yueh-Heng