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addressing shock cooling

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KC135DELTA

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Hello,

I was running a simple (by my standards) design through my head for a high performance semi-aerobatic aircraft that utilizes a turbo normalized IO-540. When conducting rapid descents from the flight levels how can shock cooling be addressed? I'm sure there is some sort of a solution developed by now? :ponder:

Thanks, any input welcome
 
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