20 p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: weatherstrips -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs, Division 08
12 p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: metal weatherstrip -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs, Division 08
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Jul 11, 2010
07/10
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Rettig, H.; Wirth, X
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Damage occurs again and again in practice in the form of transmissions with surface hardened gears which break after a very long operating time (explained by seldom occurring jerky loads). Gear drives are frequently exposed to jerky stresses which are greater than their fatigue limit. These stresses are considered in gear calculations, first, by shock factors when the transmission is to be designed as high endurance with regard to overloads and, second, in the form of operating ratios when the...
Topics: FOUNDATIONS, THERMAL PROTECTION, THIN PLATES, SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
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Jun 20, 2010
06/10
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Kutateladze, S. S.; Leontev, A. I.; Levchenko, V. IA.; Volchkov, E. P
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Protective cooling of insulated plane surface by gas injection into turbulent boundary layer of incident flow through slot system
Topics: COOLING, THERMAL PROTECTION, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER, GAS INJECTION, INJECTION, SLOTS, SURFACE...
[1118] p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: building materials -- catalogs, sweet's catalogs -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs
[1325] p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: building materials -- catalogs, sweet's catalogs -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs
[1262] p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: building materials -- catalogs, sweets catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs, metal -- catalogs
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May 31, 2011
05/11
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Kory, Carol L.; Andro, Mont
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For the first time, a time-dependent, physics-based computational model has been used to provide a direct description of the effects of the traveling wave tube amplifier (TWTA) on modulated digital signals. The TWT model comprehensively takes into account the effects of frequency dependent AM/AM and AM/PM conversion; gain and phase ripple; drive-induced oscillations; harmonic generation; intermodulation products; and backward waves. Thus, signal integrity can be investigated in the presence of...
Topics: SPACE SHUTTLE BOOSTERS, THERMAL PROTECTION, COATINGS, ALUMINUM, TEST FACILITIES, TESTS
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May 6, 2010
05/10
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Knoll, R. H.; Smolak, G. R.; Wallner, L. E
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Analysis of thermal-protection systems for space vehicle cryogenic propellant tanks
Topics: CRYOGENIC FLUID STORAGE, SPACE VEHICLE, THERMAL PROTECTION, CRYOGENIC ROCKET PROPELLANTS, HEAT...
Trade catalog, Text, Illus, Photographs, CCA ID: 89-B2714, ca. 1954, 12 p, 28 cm
Topics: Glass, Insulation, Division 07, Thermal and Moisture Protection, Thermal Protection
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Jul 6, 2010
07/10
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IMYANITOV, I. M.; CHUBARINA, Y. V.; SHVARTS, Y. M
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RECENT STUDIES OF THE ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE OF CLOUDS, PROCESSES LEADING TO THEIR ELECTRIFICATION, AND THE POSSIBILITY OF CONTROLLING THEIR FORMATION BY ELECTRICAL MEANS ARE REVIEWED. THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF STRATIFORM CLOUDS, CONVECTIVE CLOUDS WITHOUT RAIN, AND CUMULONIMBUS CLOUDS ARE DESCRIBED. THE ELECTRIFICATION OF PARTICLES IN CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION, ACCUMULATION OF SPACE CHARGES IN CLOUDS, AND THE INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A CLOUD ON ITS DEVELOPMENT ARE...
Topics: AIRFRAME MATERIALS, COMPOSITE MATERIALS, FIBERS, THERMAL PROTECTION, ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY, SPACECRAFT...
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May 30, 2011
05/11
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Feier, I. I.; Shih, H. Y.; Sacksteder, K. R.; Tien, J. S
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The effects of partial-gravity, reduced pressure, and sample width on upward flame spread over a thin cellulose fuel were studied experimentally and the results were compared to a numerical flame spread simulation. Fuel samples 1-cm, 2-cm, and 4-cm wide were burned in air at reduced pressures of 0.2 to 0.4 atmospheres in simulated gravity environments of 0.1-G, 0.16-G (Lunar), and 0.38-G (Martian) onboard the NASA KC-135 aircraft and in normal-gravity tests. Observed steady flame propagation...
Topics: AERODYNAMIC HEATING, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, THERMAL PROTECTION, REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES, NUMERICAL...
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Jun 21, 2010
06/10
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Mc Laughlin, M. D
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Simulation study of three instrument displays to assist airplane thrust management
Topics: BALANCE, THERMAL PROTECTION, HEAT SHIELDING, HEAT TRANSFER, LOADS (FORCES), VACUUM CHAMBERS
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Dec 2, 2012
12/12
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Alexander Bolonkin
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Currently reentry of USA Space Shuttles and Command Module of Lunar Ships burns a great deal of fuel to reduce reentry speed because the temperatures are too high for atmospheric braking by conventional fiber parachutes. Recently high-temperature fiber and whiskers have been produced which could be employed in a new control rectangle parachute to create the negative lift force required. Though it is not large, a light parachute decreases Shuttle speed from 8 km/s (Shuttle) and 11 km/s (Apollo...
Topics: Atmospheric reentry, Space Shuttle, thermal protection of space craft, parachute braking.
16 p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: insulation -- catalogs, acoustical treatment -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs, Division...
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Jun 26, 2010
06/10
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Mechanisms of galactic gamma ray production and estimates of production spectra in Milky Way
Topics: FLAME SPRAYING, HALOGENS, INORGANIC COMPOUNDS, POLYURETHANE FOAM, RESINS, CHEMICAL REACTIONS,...
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Jun 27, 2010
06/10
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ISAYEV, S. I., et al
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IONOSPHERIC AURORAL MORPHOLOGY, HEIGHT VARIATIONS, AND RELATIONSHIPS TO PLANETARY MAGNETIC DISTURBANCES IN PERIODS OF MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM SOLAR ACTIVITY AT VARYING LATITUDES
Topics: ANODIC COATINGS, FLAMES, METAL SURFACES, THERMAL PROTECTION, ANODIZING, IRON ALLOYS, TEMPERATURE...
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Jun 26, 2010
06/10
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Faeth, P. A
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Automatic recording McLeod gage with three electrodes and solenoid valve connection
Topics: CERAMICS, INSULATION, THERMAL PROTECTION, THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES, CHEMICAL REACTIONS, HEAT...
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Jul 12, 2010
07/10
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Katz, J
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Detectors for optical communications in the visible and near infrared regions of the spectrum are reviewed. The three generic types of detectors described are: photomultipliers, photodiodes and avalanche photodiodes. Most of the information is applicable to other optical communications systems.
Topics: AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, HYPERSONIC FLOW, THERMAL PROTECTION, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, INPUT, USER MANUALS...
An atmospheric entry study to fine a generic aerocapture vehicle capable of missions to Mars, Saturn, and Uranus is reported. A single external geometry was developed through atmospheric entry simulations. Aerocapture is a system design concept which uses an aerodynamically controlled atmospheric entry to provide the necessary velocity depletion to capture payloads into planetary orbit. Design concepts are presented which provide the control accuracy required while giving thermal protection for...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY SIMULATION, ORBIT TRANSFER VEHICLES,...
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Aug 19, 2009
08/09
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Visitors to the Future Missions tent learn about the Thermal Protection System (TPS) for the Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle that will take astronaut crews to the International Space Station and will later return humans to the Moon.
Topics: Thermal Protection System, What -- Orion, What -- International Space Station (ISS), What -- Moon
Source: http://www.nasa.gov/50th/Folklife_Images/tps.html
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Sep 20, 2010
09/10
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The Space Station Freedom Furnace (SSFF) Project is divided into two phases: phase 1, a definition study phase, and phase 2, a design and development phase. TBE was awarded a research study entitled, 'Space Station Furnace Facility Requirements Definition and Conceptual Design Study' on June 2, 1989. This report addresses the definition study phase only. Phase 2 is to be complete after completion of phase 1. The contract encompassed a requirements definition study and culminated in...
Topics: COMPOSITE MATERIALS, MISSION PLANNING, REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLES, THERMAL PROTECTION, FLIGHT TESTS,...
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No Abstract Available
Topics: ABLATION, LEADING EDGES, SPACE SHUTTLES, THERMAL PROTECTION, AERODYNAMIC HEATING, HEAT TRANSFER,...
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Jul 9, 2010
07/10
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Vickers, R. S.; Heighway, J. E.; Gedney, R
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The acquisition and interpretation of ice thickness data from a mobile platform has for some time been a goal of the remote sensing community. Such data, once obtainable, is of value in monitoring the changes in ice thickness over large areas, and in mapping the potential hazards to traffic in shipping lanes. Measurements made from a helicopter-borne ice thickness profiler of ice in Lake Superior, Lake St. Clair and the St. Clair river as part of NASA's program to develop an ice information...
Topics: CARBON DIOXIDE, CRYODEPOSITS, FROST, THERMAL PROTECTION, HELIUM, LIQUID HYDROGEN, PROPELLANT TANKS,...
12 p., ill., 25 cm, trade catalog
Topics: insulation -- catalogs, acoustical treatment -- catalogs, thermal protection -- catalogs,...
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May 31, 2011
05/11
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Cutler, A. D.; Diskin, G. S.; Danehy, P. M.; Drummond, J. P
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Two experiments have been conducted to acquire data for the validation of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes used in the design of supersonic combustors. The first experiment is a study of a supersonic coaxial jet into stagnant air in which the center jet is of a light gas, the coflow jet is of air, and the mixing layer between them is compressible. The jet flow field is characterized using schlieren imaging, surveys with Pitot, total temperature and gas sampling probes, and RELIEF...
Topics: HEAT FLUX, LAUNCH VEHICLES, CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER, THERMAL PROTECTION, CALORIMETERS, CONDUCTIVE...
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May 30, 2011
05/11
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Markley, F. Landi
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The four-component quaternion has the lowest dimensionality possible for a globally nonsingular attitude representation, it represents the attitude matrix as a homogeneous quadratic function, and its dynamic propagation equation is bilinear in the quaternion and the angular velocity. The quaternion is required to obey a unit norm constraint, though, so Kalman filters often employ a quaternion for the global attitude estimate and a three-component representation for small errors about the...
Topics: ABLATION, THERMAL PROTECTION, SURFACE ROUGHNESS, BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION, LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER,...
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Jun 2, 2011
06/11
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Prinzel, Lawrence J., III; Arthur, Jarvis J., III; Kramer, Lynda J.; Bailey, Randall E
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Eight 757 commercial airline captains flew 22 approaches using the Reno Sparks 16R Visual Arrival under simulated Category I conditions. Approaches were flown using a head-down synthetic vision display to evaluate four tunnel (''minimal'', ''box'', ''dynamic pathway'', ''dynamic crow s feet'') and three guidance (''ball'', ''tadpole'', ''follow-me aircraft'') concepts and compare their efficacy to a baseline condition (i.e., no tunnel, ball guidance). The results showed that the tunnel concepts...
Topics: AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, X-33 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, THERMAL PROTECTION,...
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Jul 12, 2010
07/10
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Skillman, W. C.; Kreins, E. R
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Information about the Earth hydrosphere, obtained in the field and from aircraft and satellite imagery is reported. Particular emphasis is given to the use of microwave sensors in the study of soil moisture, sea ice, snow cover and atmospheric parameters associated with watersheds.
Topics: ARRAYS, TITANIUM, FABRICATION, MANUFACTURING, PANELS, THERMAL PROTECTION, ABLATIVE MATERIALS,...
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Jul 12, 2010
07/10
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Dymek, R. F.; Boak, J. L.; Gromet, L. P
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Rare earth element (REE) data is given on a set of clastic metasediments from the 3800 Ma Isua Supracrustal belt, West Greenland. Each of two units from the same sedimentary sequence has a distinctive REE pattern, but the average of these rocks bears a very strong resemblance to the REE pattern for the North American Shale Composite (NASC), and departs considerably from previous estimates of REE patterns in Archaean sediments. The possibility that the source area for the Isua sediments...
Topics: INTERNAL FLOW, SPACE SHUTTLES, STEADY FLOW, THERMAL PROTECTION, CHANNEL FLOW, INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW,...
An overview of Ames Research Center and its research activities in support of NASA Exploration programs
Topics: Ames, Ames Research Center, space exploration, technologies, thermal protection, supercomputing,...
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Applied Mechanics and Materials Vol 70 (2011) pp 201-206
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Multiple mission reuse capability has become extremely important, towards reducing costs of space transportation. Carbon / Carbon (C/C) composites are well proven, functionally, for repeated use in re-entry missions. A re-entry capsule with sphere-cone-flare external shape, currently under realisation, will fly with C/C Thermal Protection System (TPS) in its peak heating region. The biggest challenge in design of such a reusable hot structure TPS is the management of thermo-structural loads....
Topics: ISRO, VSSC, Impact testing, Reusable Thermal Protection System (TPS), hot structure, structural...
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May 23, 2011
05/11
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Evans, R. W
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Lightning tests were performed on composite materials as a part of an investigation of electromagnetic effects on the materials. Samples were subjected to direct and remote simulated lightning strikes. Samples included various thicknesses of graphite filament reinforced plastic (GFRP), material enhanced by expanded aluminum foil layers, and material with an aluminum honeycomb core. Shielding properties of the material and damage to the sample surfaces and joints were investigated. Adding...
Topics: CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, DATA BASES, THERMAL PROTECTION, HYPERSONIC...
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Jun 13, 2011
06/11
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Spruce, Joseph P.; Terrie, Gregor; Hall, Callie; Zanoni, Vicki; Blonski, Slawomir; D'Sa, Eurico; Estep, Lee; Holland, Donald; Moore, Roxzana F.; Pagnutti, Mary
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NASA's Earth Science Applications Directorate evaluated the potential of NASA remote sensing data and modeling products to enhance the General NOAA Oil Modeling Environment (GNOME) decision support tool. NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration (OR&R) Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Response Division is interested in enhancing GNOME with near-realtime (NRT) NASA remote sensing products on oceanic winds and ocean circulation. The NASA SeaWinds sea surface wind and Jason-1 sea surface height...
Topics: THERMAL PROTECTION, TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, INFLATABLE STRUCTURES, REENTRY VEHICLES, AEROSHELLS,...
A lightweight and inexpensive coverlayer developed for space suits is described. Material selection, procurement, and testing, pattern design, and prototype fabrication are discussed. By using the minimum required cross section necessary for earth orbital mission, by utilizing the lightest weight materials possible, and by decreasing the use of weight costly taping a lightweight and economical thermal micrometeroid garment was developed. Simplification of manufacturing techniques and use of...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), SPACE SUITS, THERMAL PROTECTION, COST EFFECTIVENESS,...
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Jul 12, 2010
07/10
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Neel, C. B
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No Abstract Available
Topics: AIRFOILS, DEICERS, ICE FORMATION, PNEUMATIC CONTROL, THERMAL PROTECTION, AERODYNAMIC...
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Sep 20, 2010
09/10
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Kephart, Nanc
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The function of the Space Station Furnace Facility (SSFF) is to support materials research into the crystal growth and solidification processes of electronic and photonic materials, metals and alloys, and glasses and ceramics. To support this broad base of research requirements, the SSFF will employ a variety of furnace modules operated, regulated, and supported by a core of common subsystems. Furnace modules may be reconfigured or specifically developed to provide unique solidifcation...
Topics: DURABILITY, PLANFORMS, QUALITY CONTROL, MANUFACTURING, SPACE TRANSPORTATION, THERMAL INSULATION,...
No abstract available
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), HIGH TEMPERATURE, CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES, THERMAL...
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May 6, 2010
05/10
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Estep, Lelan
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Presently, the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) has identified a multitude of abandoned mine sites in primarily Western states for cleanup. These sites are prioritized and appropriate cleanup has been called in to reclaim the sites. The task is great in needing considerable amounts of agency resources. For instance, in Colorado alone there exists an estimated 23,000 abandoned mines. The problem is not limited to Colorado or to the United States. Cooperation for reclamation is sought at local,...
Topics: BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION, CORRELATION, THERMAL STRESSES, AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, CALIBRATING, LEADING...
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Jun 12, 2011
06/11
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Kerr, Wesley; Spears, Diana; Spears, William; Thayer, Davi
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The task addressed here is a dynamic search through a bounded region, while avoiding multiple large obstacles, such as buildings. In the case of limited sensors and communication, maintaining spatial coverage - especially after passing the obstacles - is a challenging problem. Here, we investigate two physics-based approaches to solving this task with multiple simulated mobile robots, one based on artificial forces and the other based on the kinetic theory of gases. The desired behavior is...
Topics: COST REDUCTION, ROBOTICS, SOLAR SYSTEM, PAYLOADS, THERMAL PROTECTION, TEMPLATES, CERTIFICATION,...
The advancement of material performance and design methodology as related to brittle materials was investigated. The processing and properties of ceramic materials as related to design requirements was also studied.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), BRITTLE MATERIALS, CERAMICS, MATERIALS SCIENCE, THERMAL...
Reusable holders have been devised for evaluating high-temperature, plasma-resistant re-entry materials, especially fabrics. Typical material samples tested support thermal-protection-system damage repair requiring evaluation prior to re-entry into terrestrial atmosphere. These tests allow evaluation of each material to withstand the most severe predicted re-entry conditions.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), HOLDERS, LOCKING, NUTS (FASTENERS), DAMAGE ASSESSMENT,...
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Jun 12, 2011
06/11
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Grossi, Davide; Dignum, Fran
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Norms specifying constraints over institutions are stated in such a form that allows them to regulate a wide range of situations over time without need for modification. To guarantee this stability, the formulation of norms need to abstract from a variety of concrete aspects, which are instead relevant for the actual operationalization of institutions. If agent institutions are to be built, which comply with a set of abstract requirements, how can those requirements be translated in more...
Topics: VIBRATION TESTS, ACCELEROMETERS, THERMAL PROTECTION, TILES, GROUND TESTS, FREQUENCY RESPONSE,...
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May 31, 2011
05/11
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Starin, Scott R.; Bay, P. Michael; Wollack, Edward J.; Fink, Dale R.; Ward, David K.; ODonnell, James R., Jr
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A common theme in discussions of the Microwave Anisotropy Probe (MAP) is the attainment of mission goals for minimal cost. One area of cost savings was a reduction in the fuel budget required. To reach orbit around the L2 notation point of the Earth-Sun system, the MAP spacecraft was guided very close to the Moon, allowing a gravity-assisted trajectory out to L2. In order to property time the lunar swing-by, MAP followed a trajectory of three-and-a-half highly elliptical phasing loops. At each...
Topics: AEROSPACE VEHICLES, SURVEYS, PROPULSION SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS, RADIATION PROTECTION, THERMAL...
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Jul 11, 2010
07/10
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Cassidy, D. E
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No Abstract Available
Topics: GLASS, REUSABLE HEAT SHIELDING, SPACE SHUTTLES, THERMAL INSULATION, SIMULATION, SPACECRAFT...
Pyran System represents a major advancement in control of pyrolysis, the technology of subjecting organic material to selected temperatures to break them down into their component parts, and that the system offers capabilities unavailable. Pyran System is designed for rapid automated analysis of the composition of organic matter. It is capable of heating samples to 1,130 degrees fahrenheit with infrared heat at a precisely controlled atmosphere. In order to do this with the degree of control...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), THERMAL PROTECTION, INSULATION, TILES, PYROLYSIS, ORGANIC...
Reusable holders have been devised for evaluating high-temperature, plasma-resistant re-entry materials, especially fabrics. Typical material samples tested support thermal-protection-system damage repair requiring evaluation prior to re-entry into terrestrial atmosphere. These tests allow evaluation of each material to withstand the most severe predicted re-entry conditions.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), HOLDERS, FASTENERS, CLAMPS, REENTRY, THERMAL PROTECTION,...
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Jun 20, 2010
06/10
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Chapman, A. J.; Perel, D. H
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Radiative thermal energy incident effects on pressure-suited man on lunar surface
Topics: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, SOLAR RADIATION, THERMAL ENERGY, LUNAR ENVIRONMENT,...
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Jun 2, 2011
06/11
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Chackerian, Charles, Jr.; Giver, Lawrence P
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Infrared spectroscopic techniques have become extremely powerful tools for use in achieving a number of observational objectives in understanding and monitoring the health of Earth s atmosphere. Prerequisite to designing appropriate instruments well as to interpreting the observations that monitor the important molecular species, quantitative laboratory spectroscopic measurements must be done. measurements provide (1) line and band intensity values that are needed to establish limits of...
Topics: X-34 REUSABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE, THERMAL PROTECTION, AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, ABLATIVE MATERIALS, RUDDERS,...
NASA astronaut Scott Parazynski led the development of materials and techniques for the inspection and repair of the shuttle’s thermal protection system. Parazynski later met Chris Shiver of Houston-based DreamSaver Enterprises LLC and used concepts from his work at Johnson Space Center to develop an enclosure that can withstand 98 percent of residential fires.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), ENCLOSURE, THERMAL PROTECTION, REENTRY SHIELDING, ABLATIVE...
