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Probabilistic load model development and validation for composite load spectra for select space propulsion engines

Abstract

A major task of the program to develop an expert system to predict the loads on selected components of a generic space propulsion engine is the design development and application of a probabilitic loads model. This model is being developed in order to account for the random nature of the loads and assess the variable load ranges' effect on the engine performance. A probabilistic model has been developed. The model is based primarily on simulation methods, but also has a Gaussian algebra method (if all variables are near normal), a fast probability integrator routine (for the calculation of low probability events), and a separate, stand alone program for performing barrier crossing calculations. Each of these probabilistic methods has been verified with theoretical calculations using assumed distributional forms.

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Kurth, R., Newell, J. F.. 1987-01-01. Probabilistic load model development and validation for composite load spectra for select space propulsion engines. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870013361

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