NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): Recent submissions
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NACA-TN-3848
Abstract: A study was made in the Langley 19-foot pressure tunnel to determine the effects of fuselage afterbody shape , split flaps, and variations in the span of the leading-edge flaps on the stability contributed by the horizontal ... -
NASA-TM-X-72797
Abstract: A high pressure water blast with rotating spray bar treatment for removing paint and rubber deposits from airport runways is studied. The results of the evaluation suggest that the treatment is very effective in removing ...Subject(s) : AIRCRAFT LANDING , AIRPORTS , DECONTAMINATION , MAINTENANCE , RUNWAYS , SKIDDING , -
NACA-ACR-L4F23
Abstract: Wind-tunnel tests have been made in two-dimensional flow to investigate the aerodynamic characteristics of a double flap with an internal and an overhang balance. Three sizes of each typee of balance were tested with three ... -
NASA NPD 9250.1 REV A
Abstract: APPLICABILITY
a. This NPD is applicable to NASA Headquarters and NASA Centers, including Component Facilities and Technical and Service Support Centers. This NPD is applicable to the Jet Propulsion ... -
NASA-LLIS-0521
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
On 11-12-92, research runs were being conducted in the unitary wind tunnel. During one test run, the downstream wood fairing on the model side mount splitter plate came ...Subject(s) : Safety & Mission Assurance , Test Article , Test Facility , -
NASA-LLIS-0766
Abstract: Practice:
Use built-in redundancies, safe and arm provisions, approved and qualified initiators and detonators, shaped charge development testing to collect empirical data for design (empirical testing), ... -
NASA NPD 8900.5 REV B
Abstract: This NASA Policy Directive (NPD) is applicable to NASA Headquarters and all NASA Centers, including Component Facilities and Technical and Service Support Centers. This language applies to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and ... -
NASA-LLIS-1376
Abstract: Abstract:
During thermal ambient testing of Mars Exploration Rover (MER), condensation formed inside the test chamber and upon the flight article due to inadequate sealing and improper purging of the ...Subject(s) : Cryogenic Systems , Environment , Facilities , facility certification , Flight Equipment , Ground Equipment , Ground Operations , Hardware , Payloads , Policy & Planning , Risk Management/Assessment , Safety & Mission Assurance , Spacecraft , Test & Verification , Test Article , test damage , Test Facility , test-induced failure , -
NACA-TN-4080
Abstract: Tests on two aspects of the behavior of wide-angle, plane-walled, two-dimensional diffusers with essentially incompressible flow have been conducted in the Mechanical Engineering Laboratory at Stanford University. First, ... -
NASA-CR-152141
Abstract: Updated parametric prop-fan data packages are presented and the rationale used in developing the new prop-fan data is detailed. These data represent Hamilton Standard's projections of prop-fan characteristics for aircraft ...Subject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , AIRCRAFT , CHARACTERISTICS , COST , DATA , DESIGN , ENGINE , ESTIMATES , FANS , FORECASTING , NOISE , PERFORMANCE , PREDICTION , PROPELLER , TABLES , TECHNOLOGICAL , -
NASA-LLIS-0134
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
The orbiter PRSD system provides GH2/GO2 for fuel cell operation. The PRSD H2 T-0 umbilical vent is installed to support controlled venting of the PRSD H2 system during ...Subject(s) : Hardware , Logistics , -
NASA-LLIS-1171
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
Reduction in NASA Knowledge Base Due to Loss of Experienced Employees and Hiring of Inexperienced EmployeesSubject(s) : Administration/Organization , Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel , External Relations , Human Resources & Education , Policy & Planning , -
NACA-WR-L-489
Abstract: INTRODUCTION
Tests have been made in the NACA full-scale wind tunnel on 11 single-engine military airplanes to investigate methods for increasing their high speed. The airplanes were tested for the Navy Bureau of ... -
NACA-WR-L-454
Abstract: Force-test measurements in two-dimensional flow have been made in the NACA 4- by 6-foot vertical tunnel of the characteristics of an NACA 0015 airfoil equipped with a plain flap having a chord 30 percent of the airfoil ... -
NASA-LLIS-0757
Abstract: Practice:
Use a multi-disciplinary approach to investigations using fault-tree analysis for complex systems to derive maximum benefit from fault-tree methodology. Adhere to proven principles in the ... -
NACA-TR-685
Abstract: The results of the basic flutter theory originally devised in 1934 and published as NACA Technical Report no. 496 are presented in a simpler and more complete form convenient for further studies. The paper attempts to ...Subject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , AILERONS , ANALYSIS , COEFFICIENTS , COMPARISON , CONFIGURATIONS , FLUTTER , FORCES , FREQUENCIES , HIGH , MATHEMATICS , OSCILLATIONS , SPEED , STABILITY , TESTS , THEORIES , TUNNEL , WIND , WING , WINGS , -
NASA-LLIS-1628
Abstract: Abstract:
Significant time delays in the display of real time flight test data on a "lap top" computer have been observed. -
NASA-LLIS-1595
Abstract: Abstract:
The Focal Plane Arrays (FPAs)-to-Read-Only Integrated Circuits (ROICs) timing and frame synchronization for imaging interferometers are significantly different than those typically used in ...Subject(s) : Research & Development , -
NACA-WR-L-301
Abstract: Tests have been made in the NACA 4-, by 6-foot vertical wind tunnel of an NACA 0009 airfoil with a 30-percent-chord flap having a small amount of aerodynamic balance. In the investigation the effect of balance nose shape ... -
NASA-TM-X-72078
Abstract: A computational method was developed for the fully-coupled solution of nongray, radiating gas flows with ablation product effects about blunt bodies during planetary entries. The treatment of radiation accounts for molecular ...Subject(s) : ABLATION , ABLATIVE , ATMOSPHERIC , BLUNT , BODIES , ENTRY , FLOW , GAS , HEAT , INVISCID , MATERIALS , RADIATIVE , REENTRY , SHIELDING , TRANSFER ,

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