GAS LAWS HELP FIND PROPELLANT MASS AT ZERO G
Propellant mass measurement in a rocket fuel tank at any time during zero gravity conditions
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Propellant mass measurement in a rocket fuel tank at any time during zero gravity conditions
Saturn I, IB, and V launch vehicle progress - second stage launching, static test failure, fabrication progress, and fuel tank hydrostatic pressure test
Capacitance sensors for measuring liquid propellant sloshing in space vehicle fuel tanks
Centrifugal separator suspended in the fuel tank of a space vehicle selects and vents gas vapor at zero gravity. Escaping vapor is used to drive an expander turbine that is magnetically coupled to the separator.
Special tool seals electrical conductors connecting instrumentation within space vehicle cryogenic fuel tanks and oxidizer tanks. An inner sleeve of fluorinated ethylene-propylene and an outer sleeve of tetrafluoroethylene enclose a bundle of conductors and are heated with the tool to form a tight seal of the bundle and each individual wire.
Dynamic behavior of liquids in moving containers with applications to propellants in space vehicle fuel tanks
Simulated coasting flight test on sensing tip of liquid-vapor sensor for liquid hydrogen fuel tank
Manufacturing feasibility of multicell fuel tanks for recoverable lifting body booster
Developing fabrication methods for diffusion bonding of titanium alloys to meet SIC fuel tank design criteria
Improved Centaur fixed fuel tank insulation
Reduced gravity liquid configuration simulator to study propellant behavior in rocket fuel tanks
Fuel tank pressure-relief device for venting cryogenic liquid vapors through tubes with porous plug
Measuring density of single and two-phase cryogenic fluids in rocket fuel tanks
Carbon dioxide purge systems to prevent condensation in spaces between cryogenic fuel tanks and hypersonic vehicle skin
Helium properties and utilization in NASA projects, discussing pressurization of fuel tanks cooling of superconducting magnets
Helium low temperature applications to fuel tank pressurization, superconducting magnet cooling and cryopumping of solar space simulators
Describing apparatus for separating gas from cryogenic liquid under zero gravity and for venting gas from fuel tank
Flexible ring slosh damping baffle for spacecraft fuel tank