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NASA-LLIS-1267
Abstract: Abstract:
Starting voltages in excess of 400 volts during orbital arc welding may propagate at significant levels across interfaces into electronics. Some electronic devices may be sensitive to stray ...Subject(s) : Aircraft , Computer-Aided Design/Manufacturing/Engineering , EEE parts electrical overstress , Flight Equipment , Ground Equipment , Hardware , Industrial Operations , Parts Materials & Processes , Safety & Mission Assurance , short circuit , sneak circuit , Spacecraft , transient voltages , -
NACA-RM-L53B26
Abstract: The results of an investigation of the effects of leading-edge chord-extensions and extensible leading-edge flaps on the low-speed aileron characteristics of a 52 degrees sweptback wing with circular-arc airfoil sections ...Subject(s) : COMPLETE , CONTROL , CONTROLS , EDGE , FLAP , FLAPS , LATERAL , LEADING , TYPE , WINGS , -
NASA NPR 8831.2 REV E
Abstract: Purpose
This document establishes minimum NASA management of facilities maintenance objectives and standards in support of NASA Policy Directive (NPD) 8831.1, Maintenance and Operations of Institutional ... -
NASA-TP-2256
Abstract: Flight and wind-tunnel natural laminar flow experiments have been conducted on various lifting and nonlifting surfaces of several airplanes at unit Reynolds numbers between 0.63 x 10 to the 6th power/ft and 3.08 x 10 to ...Subject(s) : AIRFRAMES , CONTAMINATION , DETECTION , FLIGHT TESTS , FLOW VISUALIZATION , GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT , LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER , LAMINAR FLOW , LIFTING BODIES , REYNOLDS NUMBER , STABILITY , VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION , WIND TUNNEL TESTS , -
NASA-LLIS-0313
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
The shuttle IUS was not designed to be maintained. Consequently, no electrical connectors were used. During system testing, some components failed. In the process of ...Subject(s) : Hardware , Logistics , Parts Materials & Processes , -
NASA-LLIS-1623
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Critical components of new aircraft received at the Center were not reviewed for possible GIDEP alerts and NASA Advisories.Subject(s) : & Processes , Accident Investigation , Aircraft , Configuration Management , Flight Equipment , Ground Equipment , Materials , Parts , -
NASA-LLIS-1044
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
Implementation of Structured SurveillanceSubject(s) : Administration/Organization , Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel , Communication Systems , Ground Operations , Policy & Planning , Risk Management/Assessment , Safety & Mission Assurance , -
NASA/SP-2007-6105
Abstract: Scope and Depth
The coverage in this handbook is limited to general concepts and generic descriptions of processes, tools, and techniques. It provides information on systems engineering best practices ... -
NACA-ARR-3L10
Abstract: INTRODUCTION
An extensive investigation of various hlgh-llft devices has been undertaken by the NACA to furnish in-formation applicable to the aerodynamic design of wihg- flap combinations for ...Subject(s) : AIRFOILS , CHAR , DEFLECTIONS , DOUBLE , FLAPS , FOWLER , MOMENTS , NACA , ORDINATES , POSITION , SLOTTED , WING , -
NASA-LLIS-0613
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
To meet environmental requirements, a program decision was made to change the Pressure Sensitive Adhesive used in the J-flap of the segment of the Shuttle Reusable Solid ...Subject(s) : Environment , Parts Materials & Processes , -
NACA-TN-1462
Abstract: Von Kármán's equations for thin plates with large deflections are solved for the special cases of rectangular plates having ratios of length to width of 1.5 and 2 and loaded by uniform normal pressure. The boundary ...Subject(s) : EQUATIONS - STRESSES PLATES , FLAT - RECTANGULAR , FLAT - STRESSES RECTANGULAR , LOADS - PLATES , PLATES , PLATES - PRESSURE RECTANGULAR , RECTANGULAR , STRESSED SKIN - PLATES , -
NASA-LLIS-1553
Abstract: Abstract:
Key subordinate project management positions must be truly accountable to the Project Manager. Sub-project managers must be empowered to manage and make decisions pertaining to their element ...Subject(s) : Program and Project Management , -
NASA-LLIS-1477
Abstract: Abstract:
The hiring of safety and mission assurance/engineering personnel, not skilled in minutes taking, to support the Investigation Board provided unsatisfactory results. Subsequent hiring of skilled ...Subject(s) : Accident Investigation , Administration/Organization , NASA Standards , Policy & Planning , Safety & Mission Assurance , -
NASA-LLIS-0027
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
The G02 supply from the ECLSS GO2 servicing console can be utilized to feed oxygen directly into the astronauts' helmets in support of the flight crew breathing test during ...Subject(s) : Facilities , Flight Equipment , Flight Operations , Hardware , Hazardous/Toxic Waste/Materials , Launch Process , Personal Protective Equipment , Pressure Vessels , Test & Verification , -
NACA-TR-485
Abstract: This report presents the results of tests made in the 7-by 10-foot wind tunnel and in the 20-foot tunnel of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics to determine the drag of a number of airplane wheels, wheel fairings, ...Subject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , DRAG , EQUIPMENT , FAIRINGS , FULL , GEAR , INTERFERENCE , LANDING , RETRACTABLE , SCALE , TESTS , TUNNEL , WHEELS , WIND , -
NACA-RM-E53E28
Abstract: A compilation of available information on the problem of support interference at transonic and supersonic speeds is presented. (author)Subject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , AFTERBODIES , ANGLE , ATTACK , BASE , BODIES , CONICAL , CYLINDRICAL , FINNED , FOREBODIES , GEOMETRY , INTERFERENCE , MODELS , PRESSURE , PROTUBERANCES , REVOLUTION , SPEED , SUPERSONIC , SUPPORTS , SURFACE , TESTS , TRANSONIC , TUNNEL , TUNNELS , WIND , -
NASA-LLIS-3256
Abstract: Abstract:
Lasers and targets are useful for visually aligning or leveling two objects over a significant distance.Subject(s) : Mission Operations and Ground Support Systems. , Mission Operations and Ground Support Systems.Ground support systems , -
NASA-LLIS-0426
Abstract: Abstract:
To prove that electrical connections were properly made, a test of motor control circuits was included after fueling and pressurization of tanks. Had slightly higher pressure been present in ...Subject(s) : Hazardous Test , Redudant Protective Elements , Safety , Safety & Mission Assurance , Test & Verification , -
NASA-LLIS-0224
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
During a hardware performance evaluation, Solid Rocket Motor (SRM) clevis and tang sealing surface diameters were assumed to be stable and were not remeasured during ...Subject(s) : Parts Materials & Processes , Test & Verification , -
NACA-TN-1175
Abstract: INTRODUCTION
One of the problems for which lifting-line theory has proved inadequate (see reference 1) is that of estimating the hinge-moment parameters of finite-span control surfaces from section data. In reference ...

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