The oxidation and sublimation of graphite in simulated re-entry environments.
Graphite thermochemical response tested in simulated environment for use as thermal shield for hypersonic reentry vehicles
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Graphite thermochemical response tested in simulated environment for use as thermal shield for hypersonic reentry vehicles
Hypersonic aerodynamic problems at space vehicle reentry - plasma effects on communications blackout, hypersonic flow, and atmospheric entry
Steepest ascent optimization procedure for reentry trajectory of manned aerospace vehicles
Graphite oxidation and sublimation in simulated reentry environments
Oxidation and ablation behavior during simulated reentry of metals and alloys for use in NERVA REACTOR
Langmuir probes for determining electron density surrounding reentry vehicles
Wide beam radio interferometer system for reentry tracking of Apollo spacecraft
Aerodynamic characteristics of pyramidal reentry shapes with variable geometry, at subsonic speeds
Local flow conditions over hemispherically blunted 25 deg cone for shallow reentry trajectory
Spacecraft antenna, aperture, and reentry problems
Stagnation point velocity and pressure distribution over heat-sink shielded reentry vehicle to test boundary layer heat transfer theories
Entry flight, relation between laboratory flows, in-flight conditions and MGD effects on flow field, drag and heat transfer
Momentum deposition in wake of reentry vehicle, discussing behavior of complex materials characterized by heat of ablation
Reentry heat flux condition transformation into specified convective coefficients and temperatures, accounting for variation of flux with wall temperature
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Aerodynamic characteristics of blunt, lifting body reentry configuration
Determining optimum atmospheric reentry trajectories using Pontryagin maximum principle
Shock tube tests of Langmuir probe for determining electron density and temperature surrounding reentry vehicle