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NASA NTRS · 20190032154

LTF/Fluid and Cryogenic Systems Branch

Abstract

Functions of the Branch: Cross-Cutting Fluids Engineering; Research and Technology Development of Cryogenic Fluid Management (CFM) Systems; Component and System level; Design, Development Test and Evaluation (DDT&E) for Fluid, CFM, Propellant and Gaseous Systems; Fluid Component Specification and Selection; Code Compliance of Pressurized Systems; Fluid/Cryogenic System Performance Analysis and Trade Studies; Hazards Analysis and Risk Assessment of Fluidic Systems; Fluids Modeling and Simulation Capabilities

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Buehrle, Robert. 2019-09-26. LTF/Fluid and Cryogenic Systems Branch. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20190032154

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