CERES Research Repository
Welcome to the CERES, the Cranfield Collection of E-Research provided by Cranfield Library Services. CERES contains research undertaken at Cranfield University including journal pre-prints and peer-reviewed journal reprints, digital Theses and Dissertations, book chapters, working papers and technical reports. All items in CERES are full-text. Some items are subject to a publisher embargo but these can be individually requested from the author who may supply a copy at their discretion.
NB: Masters theses are in a separate Masters Theses Archive and are currently only available to members of the University.
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Migliorini, Matteo; Szymanski, Artur; Zachos, Pavlos K.; MacManus, David; Martin, Peter G.
(AIAA, 2023-01-19)
High levels of inlet flow distortion can be a critical aspect in supersonic air induction systems due to the complex spatial nature and notable temporal unsteadiness. This can affect the operability and performance of the ...
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Migliorini, Matteo; Zachos, Pavlos K.; MacManus, David
(AIAA, 2023-01-19)
The use of convoluted intakes is expected to grow in novel aircraft configurations as designers seek to integrate more closely the propulsion system with the airframe. Previous research highlighted considerable unsteady ...
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Spinelli, Andrea; Krupa, Gustavo P.; Kipouros, Timoleon
(AIAA, 2023-01-19)
To investigate the key enabling technologies for hybrid-electric regional aircraft, several assumptions about the maturity and required level of technology are necessary. Within the EU-funded project FutPrint50, a ...
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Prataviera, Lorenzo Bruno; Melacini, Marco
(Inderscience, 2023-02)
Internationalisation ventures entail a close relationship between the trade channel (TC) and the logistics channel (LC), but few studies address simultaneously TC and LC design. This study investigates how TC can influence ...
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Martin, Victoria
(2021-04)
The First World War took place between 1914 and 1918, with conflict occurring
in Europe and across the globe. By the end of the War, the bodies of the British
and Commonwealth dead were scattered across France and ...
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