NASA NTRS · 19730019717
Research study on antiskid braking systems for the space shuttle
Abstract
A research project to investigate antiskid braking systems for the space shuttle vehicle was conducted. System from the Concorde, Boeing 747, Boeing 737, and Lockheed L-1011 were investigated. The characteristics of the Boeing 737 system which caused it to be selected are described. Other subjects which were investigated are: (1) trade studies of brake control concepts, (2) redundancy requirements trade study, (3) laboratory evaluation of antiskid systems, and (4) space shuttle hardware criteria.
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Auselmi, J. A., Weinberg, L. W., Yurczyk, R. F., Nelson, W. G.. 1973-01-01. Research study on antiskid braking systems for the space shuttle. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730019717
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