NASA NTRS · 20030062159
Measuring the Internal Environment of Solid Rocket Motors During Ignition
Abstract
A new instrumentation system has been developed to measure the internal environment of solid rocket test motors during motor ignition. The system leverages conventional, analog gages with custom designed, electronics modules to provide safe, accurate, high speed data acquisition capability. To date, the instrumentation system has been demonstrated in a laboratory environment and on subscale static fire test motors ranging in size from 5-inches to 24-inches in diameter. Ultimately, this system is intended to be installed on a full-scale Reusable Solid Rocket Motor. This paper explains the need for the data, the components and capabilities of the system, and the test results.
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Weisenberg, Brent, Smith, Doug, Speas, Kyle, Corliss, Adam. 2003-02-01. Measuring the Internal Environment of Solid Rocket Motors During Ignition. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030062159
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