Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory

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The Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory was a major NACA research center focused on advancing aircraft and rocket propulsion technologies, later becoming NASA's Glenn Research Center.

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instanceOf NACA facility
NASA field center precursor
aeronautical research center
rocket propulsion research center
affiliation United States federal government
associatedWith NACA
NASA
contributedTo advancement of aircraft propulsion technologies
advancement of rocket propulsion technologies
early U.S. space propulsion research
country United States
field aeronautics
astronautics
propulsion engineering
focusesOn aircraft propulsion
combustion research
gas turbine engines
high-speed flight propulsion
jet engine research
liquid-fueled rocket engines
propulsion materials research
rocket propulsion
hasAlternateName Lewis Laboratory
NACA Lewis Laboratory
historicalRole major NACA propulsion research center
locatedIn Cleveland, Ohio
namedAfter George W. Lewis
operatedBy NACA
National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
ownedBy United States government
partOf NACA research center system
predecessorOf Lewis Research Center
NASA Glenn Research Center
primaryMission research and development of flight propulsion systems
researchArea aero-thermodynamics of propulsion systems
fuel and combustion chemistry for propulsion
high-temperature materials for engines
turbomachinery
successor Lewis Research Center
NASA Glenn Research Center
transitionedTo NASA facility after NACA–NASA reorganization

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Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory ("NACA Lewis Laboratory")
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