Injector orifice study, Apollo service propulsion system Summary report, 7 Apr. 1967 - 31 Jul. 1968
Environmental tests on designed hydraulic injector for Apollo service propulsion system
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Environmental tests on designed hydraulic injector for Apollo service propulsion system
Optimum design and testing of injector orifices
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