Atmospheric entry into the major planets with emphasis on Jupiter.
Blunt and conical body optimum heat shield shapes for Jupiter atmospheric entry, noting shallow flight path
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Blunt and conical body optimum heat shield shapes for Jupiter atmospheric entry, noting shallow flight path
Atmospheric gas composition effects on shock layer radiative heat transfer and heat shield response in Venus entry simulated by earth reentry
Line source technique for ablative heat shield materials thermal conductivity measurements, comparing vacuum and atmospheric test results
Atmospheric gas composition effects on shock layer radiative heat transfer and heat shield response in Venus entry simulated by earth reentry
Structure size, weight, flutter, fatigue, creep, and heat shield analyses for hypersonic cruise vehicle wing
Computer program for predicting charring ablation performance of heat shielding
Experimental ground tests of carbon-phenolic heat shield material
Aerodynamic configuration of reentry vehicle heat shield to provide longitudinal and directional stability at hypersonic velocities
Blunt and conical body optimum heat shield shapes for Jupiter atmospheric entry, noting shallow flight path
Polymers development for ablative heat shields, aeroshell structures, antennas, insulators, electronic packaging, etc, to meet Mars and Venus atmospheric entry requirements
Ablation chars, carbon and graphite spectral emittance and reflectance as function of wavelength and temperature, noting applications to atmospheric entry heat shielding
Massive blowing effect on stagnation point radiative energy transfer of ablative heat shield during planetary entry at hypersonic velocities
Line source technique for ablative heat shield materials thermal conductivity measurements, comparing vacuum and atmospheric test results
Blunt heat shield effectiveness for trailing payload in reentry capsules, discussing dynamic instability effect
Environmental heat shielding for various sized Jupiter atmospheric entry probes
Synthesis of azine polymers for heat shields by azine-aromatic aldehyde reaction
Synthesis of schiff bases for heat shields by acetal amine reactions
Thermal cycling tests of ground and space liquid hydrogen storage tank heat shielding with multilayer, purged substrate, thermal insulation blankets