Flight test of a 40-foot-nominal-diameter disk-gap-band parachute deployed at a Mach number of 2.72 and a dynamic pressure of 9.7 pounds per square foot
Flight test of 40 foot parachute deployed at low supersonic speed and dynamic pressure
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Flight test of 40 foot parachute deployed at low supersonic speed and dynamic pressure
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Supersonic deployment and extraction of inflatable towed ballute decelerator
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Hydrogen gas pressure requirements during pressurization and transfer of liquid hydrogen from spherical tanks
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Study of brake forming of skin panels from 2014 aluminum alloy concludes that forming from T651 temper is the best method available. T451 temper material has the greatest potential for production of stress-free parts. Age-forming characteristics of 2014-T451 and 2219-T37 alloys are compared.
Miniature plug and receptacle, which eliminates the need for permanent fixed leads, is used on wind-tunnel force balances, in the interface connections of microelectronic modular assemblies, and in electric and electronic systems where subsystems must be removed or interchanged.