Low cost ablative heat shield for space shuttles Final report, Apr. - Nov. 1970
Low cost, ablative heat shield for space shuttles
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Low cost, ablative heat shield for space shuttles
Ablation performance of glasslike carbons, pyrolytic graphite, and artificial graphite in stagnation pressure range 0.035 to 15 atm
Design, development, and characteristics of ablation structures
Performance of low density silicone-phenolic and commercial ablative composites
Evaluating effect of liquid fuel injectants on ablative performance of low cost nozzle materials
Development of low cost ablative heat shields for space shuttles
Fabrication of low cost ablative heat shield panels for space shuttles
Method and apparatus for fabrication of heat insulating and ablative reentry structure
Ablation sensor for measuring char layer recession rate using electric wires
Fabrication of prototype low density ablative heat shield panels for space shuttles with production cost estimates
Differential equations governing transient response of ablating axisymmetric orthotropic bodies and effect of shape change
Artificial meteor ablation studies of natural minerals composed of magnetite and hematite
Light weight, low cost, ablative thermal protection system for space shuttles
Design of low cost ablator leading edge for space shuttle thermal protection system
Development and testing of ablative rocket engine with selected 7.62 cm /3.0 in./ diameter throat inserts, and testing of zirconia reinforced with tungsten-rhenium wire for throat insert material
Numerical method of unsteady adjustment for calculating inviscid flow fields about convex and concave shapes on atmospheric entry with ablation
Low cost replaceable ablative heat shield panels for space shuttles
Evaluation of selected low-cost ablative materials for large solid rocket engine nozzle design