Transit and lunar performance of the Surveyor V solar panel assembly.
Surveyor 5 solar array panel performance during transit and on moon
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Surveyor 5 solar array panel performance during transit and on moon
Modification of a purge panel for use in an automatic butt weld reduces the drop in pressure between the regulators and the weld head and tube purge fitting. The invention affects air regulators for plants, regulating circuits for pneumatic valves, and automatic welding machines.
Design of solar panel orientation servomechanism with thermomechanical subsystem
Effects of structural damping on flutter of stressed panels
Transient thermal analysis and structural analysis for synthesis of ablating thermostructural panels in planetary entry environment
Systematic investigation of effects on panel response and stability of nonlinear aerodynamic loading at hypersonic speeds
Experimental methods and apparatus for studying panel instabilities caused by shock waves
Solar panel system for thermally annealing radiation damaged solar cells
Influence of fabrication methods on compressive strength of titanium alloy skin stringer panels
Fabrication and test evaluation of lightweight solar panels
Wind tunnel stability tests to determine flutter characteristics of Saturn S-4B stage panel
Flutter investigation at Mach 3 of rotationally restrained panels and comparison with theory
Design and performance equations for panel type solar thermoelectric generator, based on single thermocouple as generator unit
Flutter design charts for isotropic panels stressed to verge of buckling for typical values of structural damping
Pressure and heating rate correlations for rocket exhausts impinging on flat plates and curved panels, generating axisymmetric real gas exhaust plumes
Pegasus and Explorer 23 detector panels calibrated by determining particle perforation mass and velocity
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.
Display panel permits information entry and erasure using a probe, and has an inherent storage capability for use on time-shared systems. Data input need not be online. Other advantages include direct display of input and output, simplicity, and low fabrication cost.