Voyager spacecraft system. Volume B - Design for the operational support equipment Final technical report, task B
Operational support equipment for Voyager flight spacecraft
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Operational support equipment for Voyager flight spacecraft
Passive instrumentation and stimuli generation for Saturn IB equipment checkout - laboratory data
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Passive instrumentation and stimuli generation for Saturn IB equipment checkout - nondestructive testing
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High temperature polyimide film and adhesive materials for spacecraft electrical equipment
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Voyager capsule surface laboratory system - operational support equipment
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Manned testing of EVA equipment in simulated space environment, emphasizing crewman ingress and egress and mission objectives
This workshop is designed to foster an initiative for intelligent Equipment Management employing the advances in information systems and opportunities uncovered by the reengineering process. The guiding concept behind the initiative is that both contributions and benefits must be equitable and balanced for all participants.
This standard establishes requirements and guidance for design and fabrication of ground systems (GS) that includes: ground support equipment (GSE), ground support systems (GSS), and facility ground support systems (F GSS) to provide uniform methods and processes for design and development of robust, safe, reliable, maintainable, supportable, and cost-effective GS in support of space flight and institutional programs and projects.