Structural analysis of a parawing during deployment
Finite element analysis of critical stress distribution in canopy of deployed twin keel parawing, predicting failure stress levels
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Finite element analysis of critical stress distribution in canopy of deployed twin keel parawing, predicting failure stress levels
Snatch force during lines-first deployment of aerodynamic decelerator, including effects of canopy skirt acceleration and suspension wave propagation characteristics
Dynamics of deployable space structures stiffened by centrifugal forces due to spin, discussing LF radio telescope
Radio Astronomy Explorer satellite boom deployment method resulting in gravity gradient capture, emphasizing role of predeployment attitude and antenna Vee angle
Automatically deploying nozzle exit cone extension
Computer program for predicting motion and appendage stresses of spacecraft during deployment maneuvers
Approximate method for estimating minimum required ejection velocity for parachute deployment
Hydraulic actuator design for space deployment of heat radiators
Flight tests of cross, modified ringsail, and disk-gap-band parachute deployment performance from low altitudes with structural load data
Aerodynamic and deployment characteristics of twin keel all-flexible parawing rigged with several variations of multistage canopy and suspension line reefing system
Criteria and recommended practices for design, selection, analysis, and testing of deployable aerodynamic deceleration systems
Flight test data on geometric, aerodynamic, and kinematic characteristics of two twin keel parawings during deployment
Determining deployment characteristics of all-flexible parawings by free flight tests
High altitude flight test of reefed 12.2-meter-diameter disk-gap-band parachute with deployment at 2.58 Mach number
Development and characteristics of device for deployment of long wires as method of reducing hazards due to lightning during spacecraft launches
Spin tunnel tests to determine effectiveness of deployable, flexible ventral fins for spin recovery device on fighter aircraft
Snatch force during lines-first deployment of aerodynamic decelerator, including effects of canopy skirt acceleration and suspension wave propagation characteristics
Development and operation of metal ribbon which acts like self deploying boom are described. Metal ribbon is retained on two rollers for storage and extends into nonretractable tubular structure upon release. Illustration of equipment is provided.