Design and fabrication of wheels for a lunar surface vehicle. Volume 2 - Proposed test plan Final report
Qualification test program for lunar surface fiber glass wheel assembly
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Qualification test program for lunar surface fiber glass wheel assembly
Design and fabrication of conical wheels for lunar surface vehicle
OSO-4 X ray telescope and rotating wheel experiments
Performance evaluation of lunar surface vehicle wheels in fine sand
Aircraft wheel spray drag alleviator for dual tandem landing gear
Stability of SAS-A dual spin spacecraft with energy dissipation on momentum wheel
Suboptimal attitude control system for Nimbus satellite using motor-driven inertia wheels as control torque source for three dimensional control
Hybrid satellite attitude control system deformation model, utilizing pivoted flexible boom with tip mass as actuator and inertia wheels to dampen gravity induced librations
Stability and performance characteristics of earth-oriented, gimbaled-reaction, wheel-scanner spacecraft
Momentum wheel stabilized, sun-oriented, synchronous equatorial satellite for aeronautical satellite system NETCOS
Momentum wheel assembly in 3-axis stabilization system for Tiros-M/ITOS spacecraft
Resilient wheel design with woven wire tire and abrasive treads for lunar surface vehicles
Stability of incompressible two-fluid wheel flows with imposed uniform axial magnetic field for gas core nuclear rockets
Toroidal multihoop metal elastic wheel for use on Martian Roving Vehicle
Column-type device reported employs circular permeable structures of wire mesh screen for extracting solvents from systems with low density differences and low interfacial tensions. Rotating screen wheels of structure fasten to shaft; stationary screen structures are supported by circular bands connected by radial metal arms.
Triangular wheel and suspension vehicle is described which can scale obstacle higher than its own length.