Solar thermionic flight experimental study. Volume IV- Appendices Final report
Solar thermionic flight experimental study - appendices
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Solar thermionic flight experimental study - appendices
Mathematical models and computer program for microbial burden prediction - appendices of assumptions, bibliography, and functional analyses data tables
Appendices to cost study on multipurpose large LAUNCH VEHICLES INCLUDING FLIGHT CONTROL AND separation and stress analyses
Ignition characteristics and delivered performance of gaseous hydrogen-oxygen reaction control thrusters at cryogenic temperatures - appendices
Acoustic measurements on prop-fan model propulsion system - Vol. 2, appendices
Appendices to engineering evaluation tests of Surveyor 3 television camera returned from moon by Apollo 12 astronauts - Vol. 2
Space shuttle propulsion systems onboard checkout and monitoring systems development study - appendices
Appendices containing equipment specifications and performance test data of the atmospheric contaminant sensor for submarines are presented.
Data presented in the appendices covers: (1) summary description of baseline power system; (2) revised thermal profile analysis; (3) design analysis of television monitor; (4) bioresearch module ground station support evaluation; (5) variable spin control analysis; and (6) bioresearch modules and work flow.
Appendices to the comet Encke rendezvous mission consider relative positions of comet, earth and sun; viewing condition for Encke; detection of Taurid meteor streams; ephemeris of comet Encke; microwave and optical techniques in rendezvous mission; approach instruments; electrostatic equilibrium of ion engine spacecraft; comet flyby data for rendezvous spacecraft assembly; observations of P/Encke extracted from a compilation; and summary of technical innovations.
Essential supporting data to the short haul transportation study are presented. The specific appendices are arena characteristics, aerospace transportation analysis computer program, economics, model calibration, STOLport siting and services path selection, STOL schedule definition, tabulated California corridor results, and tabulated Midwest arena results.
Appendices to support the findings of the Orbiting Propellant Depot Safety study are presented. The subjects discussed are ullage control subsystems, evaluation of methods, propellant transfer, and baseline subsystem selection.
Appendices are presented which include: statement of work; material vendor contacts; formulation/processing data sheet; upward propagation test; flammability test conditions/results sheet; odor test; vacuum stability requirements; flammability test facility; determination of offgassing products and carbon monoxide test; and pneumatic and mechanical impact test guidelines.
Appendices to the shuttle payload integration study provide for: (1) The interface verification equipment hardware utilization list; (2) the horizontal IVE in-field assembly procedure; and (3) payload integration baseline functional flow block diagrams and options.
Seven appendices related to a previous report on the economic impact of NASA R and D spending were presented. They dealt with: (1) theoretical and empirical development of aggregate production functions, (2) the calculation of the time series for the rate of technological progress, (3) the calculation of the industry mix variable, (4) the estimation of distributed lags, (5) the estimation of the equations for gamma, (6) a ten-year forecast of the U.S. economy, (7) simulations of the macroeconomic model for increases in NASA R and D spending of $1.0, $.0.5, and 0.1 billions.
Data to support results obtained in technology assessment studies are presented. Objectives, starting points, and future study tasks are outlined. Key design issues discussed in appendices include: data allocation, transposition network design, fault tolerance and trustworthiness, logic design, processing element of existing components, number of processors, the host system, alternate data base memory designs, number representation, fast div 521 instruction, architectures, and lockstep array versus synchronizable array machine comparison.
Volume 2 of this 2 volume report is represented. This volume contains three appendices: (1) bibliography and cross references; (2) taxonomy - proponents and sources; and (3) concept definitions.
Program documentation concerning the design, implementation, and verification of a computerized model for predicting the steady-state sinusoidal response of radial configured distribution feeders is presented in these appendices.