Calculated Engine Performance and Airplane Range for Variety of Turbine-propeller Engines
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This paper describes a real life case study for a web based prototype design environment to support the generation and documentation of mission concepts that will result in mission proposals to NASA.
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Nasa programs - facilities, manpower, and budget
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Magnetic tape recorder-reproducer for Mariner planetary space vehicles
Lunar soil and rock program in support of lunar exploration
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Research programs including orbiter/booster separation device, constant stress bulkhead, orbiter payload canister, and propellant dump
Separation techniques, bulkhead design, and propellant dump research projects
Numerical analysis of techniques for separating space shuttles by separation rockets, spring loaded ram, nonignitable gas ejector, or pyrotechnic ram
The DLG processor is a Univac 1100 series computer program designed to read, modify, manipulate, and replace symbolic images. DLG is controlled by a set of user supplied directives and operates from a data base of stratified information which can be merged with the symbolic images. Data bases can be constructed and maintained in the mass storage media using the DLG directive language.
Jet noise, as induced by shear stress, in an jet exhaust is investigated. Experiments were performed on a JT-15D fan jet to verify the inward momentum stress reduction concept. The experiments involved making fan air flow convergently around the high velocity core jet with a small angle. Ring airfoils were used as flow separators for the minimization of the thrust loss. Jet exhaust noise reduction of ll db at 30 deg from the jet axis was recorded and 8 db integrated overall noise reduction over a hemisphere was measured with only 4.6% thrust loss, or 152 db/percent thrust loss.