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Vibration environment - Acceleration mapping strategy and microgravity requirements for Spacelab and Space Station

Abstract

In order to define the acceleration requirements for future Shuttle and Space Station Freedom payloads, methods and hardware characterizing accelerations on microgravity experiment carriers are discussed. The different aspects of the acceleration environment and the acceptable disturbance levels are identified. The space acceleration measurement system features an adjustable bandwidth, wide dynamic range, data storage, and ability to be easily reconfigured and is expected to fly on the Spacelab Life Sciences-1. The acceleration characterization and analysis project describes the Shuttle acceleration environment and disturbance mechanisms, and facilitates the implementation of the microgravity research program.

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Martin, Gary L., Baugher, Charles R., Delombard, Richard. 1990-10-01. Vibration environment - Acceleration mapping strategy and microgravity requirements for Spacelab and Space Station. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910029368

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