Energy absorbing structure Patent Application
Low onset rate energy absorber in form of strut assembly for crew couch of Apollo command module
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Low onset rate energy absorber in form of strut assembly for crew couch of Apollo command module
Low onset-rate energy absorber for Apollo command module couch struts
Air brake device for absorbing and measuring power from rotating shafts
Shock absorber for landing gear of lunar or planetary landing modules
Absorbed dose and dose equivalent from negatively and positively charged pions in energy range 10 to 2000 MeV
Surveyor spacecraft landing shock absorbers design and performance assessment by digital computer simulation
Nuclear-electromagnetic cascades longitudinal development in glass, Fe and W absorbers, presenting Monte Carlo simulation
Nonlinear acoustic absorbers behavior analysis, discussing spectral and temporal computation methods
Parachute decelerator towline energy absorber shock attenuation characteristics, discussing drop test results
Spectral and real time computation for acoustic absorbers with nonlinear material characteristics
Development of dosimeter for measuring absorbed dose of high energy ionizing radiation
Design and development of double acting shock absorber for spacecraft docking operations
Nonreuseable energy absorbing device comprising ring member with plurality of recesses, cutting members, and guide member mounted in each recess
Tuned damped vibration absorber for mass vibrating in more than one degree of freedom for use with wind tunnel models
Thermal radiative heat transfer in absorbing, emitting, and scattering media
Design, fabrication, and tests of energy absorbing seat integrated with extraction tractor rocket for space shuttle
Absorbed dose equivalent from high energy neutrons and protons incident on tissue, using nucleon- meson cascade calculations