Rocket exhaust effects on radio frequency transmission.
RF transmission through plasmas created by rocket exhaust of Saturn vehicle
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RF transmission through plasmas created by rocket exhaust of Saturn vehicle
Ion density and velocity in nitrogen exhaust plasma from pulsed coaxial gun on basis of current measurements
Air-augmented rocket engine performance prediction requires detailed study of mixing region between reactive gas-particle rocket exhaust and confined airstream
Jet wake degradation and thrust characteristics of exhaust nozzles designed for VTOL downwash suppression and fuselage and ground effects
Underexpanded rocket nozzle exhaust plumes impinging upon perpendicular flat surface
Low frequency noise measurements of Saturn rocket engine, and combustion noise contribution to overall rocket exhaust jet noise
Axisymmetric exhaust nozzle calculations with allowance for physicochemical reactions
Design handbook for protection of launch complex from solid propellant exhaust
Solid propellant rocket exhaust effects and methods of attenuation - project summary
Compressible, turbulent, axisymmetric mixing for velocity profiles and eddy viscosity distributions downstream of Mach 2.2 nozzle exhausting to quiescent air
Exhaust beam from colloid thrustor investigated, using quadrupole mass filter
Rocket exhaust plasma disturbance on radio transmission between vehicle and ground station noting multipath, forward and backscatter
RF transmission through plasmas created by rocket exhaust of Saturn vehicle
Short duration simulation of rocket exhaust products, flow duration through nozzle and effect on recirculation flow fields
Propellant rocket exhaust plume effect on error calculation for radiation balance IR tracker
Multiple rocket engine exhaust plumes calculated by method of characteristics and finite difference and compared with schlieren data
Signal transmission disturbances caused by presence of rocket exhaust plasmas in propagation medium between ground station and rocket powered vehicle
Secondary water flow rates in vertical diffuser of decreasing length using rocket exhaust jet as motive fluid - model sound compressor