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NASA NTRS · 19900003336

Ballistics/mass properties

Abstract

The propulsion performance and reconstructed mass properties data from Morton Thiokol's RSRM-4 motors, which were assigned to the STS-30R launch, are presented. The composite type solid propellant burn rates were close to predicted. The performance of the pair of motors were compared to some CEI Specification CPW1-3600 for compliance. Some aspects of the CEI Specification could not be compared because of low sampling of data. The performance of the motors were well within the CEI specification requirements. Post flight reconstructured RSRM mass properties are within expected values for the RSRM quarterweight and halfweight configurations.

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Drendel, Albert S., Richards, M. C.. 1989-06-23. Ballistics/mass properties. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900003336

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