Large wind tunnel in Adlershof, Architectural heritage monument in Adlershof, Germany
The Large Wind Tunnel spans 120 meters in length with a diameter of 12 meters, featuring a tubular reinforced concrete construction for aerodynamic testing purposes.
Built between 1932 and 1934 by Dyckerhoff und Widmann & Beton- und Monierbau AG, this facility served the Deutsche Versuchsanstalt für Luftfahrt until World War II ended.
The wind tunnel represents German engineering excellence from the early 20th century, contributing to significant developments in aviation technology and aerodynamic research.
Located on Newtonstraße 18 in Berlin's Adlershof district, this facility continues to support educational programs and research initiatives in aerodynamic testing.
The structure forms part of the Aerodynamic Park complex, alongside preserved testing facilities including the Trudelturm tailspin tunnel and engine test benches.
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