Decomposition characteristics of a char- forming phenolic polymer used for ablative composites
Decomposition characteristics of char-forming phenol formaldehyde polymer used for ablative composites
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Decomposition characteristics of char-forming phenol formaldehyde polymer used for ablative composites
Visible and near IR spectral reflectance and emittance at high temperature of ablation chars, carbon and graphite
Reflectance of pyrolytic graphite and phenolic nylon chars for radiant heat rejection from nonablating heat shield
Chemical interaction between an ablation system, a charring material and high-velocity streams of arc-heated air, nitrogen, and argon
Ablation behavior of charring material in high velocity streams of arc heated air, nitrogen, and argon
Approximate analysis of performance of charring ablators
Effects of oxidation on performance of charring ablating materials
Optical techniques for high temperature emittance and reflectance studies of ablation material char
Hemispherical spectral emittance of ablation chars, carbon, and zirconia during atmospheric reentry
Pulsed laser technique for measuring thermal diffusivity of graphites and chars between 500 and 5000 degrees F
Charring ablative materials effectiveness in combined convective and radiative heating as reentry shield
Effectiveness of charring ablators strongly influenced by stream enthalpy level and heating rate
Influence of environmental conditions on thermal performance of low density charring ablator
Thermocouple wire size and configuration effects on internal temperature measurements in charring ablator
Pulsed laser techniques for measuring thermal diffusivity of graphites and chars between 500 and 5000 degrees F
Conductive heat transfer mechanisms in low density phenolic-nylon chars
Analyses and finite difference procedure for predicting transient in-depth response of charring ablation materials
Total normal emittance measurements of charred ablator surfaces, discussing gas cap radiation effect