Apollo afterbody heat transfer and pressure with and without ablation at M infinity of 5.8 to 8.3
Apollo afterbody heat transfer and pressure with and without ablation at Mach numbers 5.8 - 8.3
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Apollo afterbody heat transfer and pressure with and without ablation at Mach numbers 5.8 - 8.3
Temperature and material effects on high-velocity impact craters in phenolic-nylon and elastomeric ablative heat-shield materials
Ablative and insulating properties of outgassed boron nitride and boron nitride-phenolic resin composite
Test firing of 100-lb thrust ablatively cooled rocket chambers
Design and development of sensors for measuring ablative changes in space vehicle heat shield during reentry phase
Thermochemical interaction between ablation material and environment during manned reentry, using mainly graphite and composite materials
Heat transfer and melting ablation about decelerating spherical bodies during planetary atmosphere entry
Surface modifications of recovered small-scale plastic models after high speed flight used to estimate extent of laminar and turbulent flow over surface related to ablation studies
Charring ablative materials effectiveness in combined convective and radiative heating as reentry shield
Make wire, light pipe and spring wire ablation sensors development for measuring parameters of heat shield materials for reentry vehicles
Laminar and turbulent boundary layer flow in ablating cones in hypervelocity flight
Hypersonic aerodynamic stability and drag of ablating and nonablating models of blunt-faced reentry shape
Effectiveness of charring ablators strongly influenced by stream enthalpy level and heating rate
Approximate solution of ablation of reinforced plastic for heat protection
Mars atmospheric composition and laminar convective heating and ablation studied to predict performance of heat protection systems during entry
Laminar and turbulent boundary layer flow in ablating cones in hypervelocity flight
Calculating specific heat and conductivity of ablating specimens exposed to radiant heat fluxes
Simulated meteor ablation tests using artificial meteors of gabbro, basalt and steel in ultrahigh enthalpy plasma jet