NASA NTRS ยท 20110003620
Selected KSC Applied Physics Lab Responses to Shuttle Processing Measurement Requests
Abstract
The KSC Applied Physics Lab has been supporting Shuttle Ground Processing for over 20 years by solving problems brought to us by Shuttle personnel. Roughly half of the requests to our lab have been to find ways to make measurements, or to improve on an existing measurement process. This talk will briefly cover: 1) Centering the aft end of the External Tank between the Solid Rocket Boosters; 2) Positioning the GOX Vent Hood over the External Tank; 3) Remote Measurements of External Tank Damage; 4) Strain Measurement in the Orbiter Sling; and 5) Over-center Distance Measurement in an Over-center Mechanism.
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Youngquist, Robert C.. 2010-03-17. Selected KSC Applied Physics Lab Responses to Shuttle Processing Measurement Requests. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110003620
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