A survey of thermal radiation studies of ablating bodies in the ballistic range
Thermal radiation studies of ablating bodies in ballistic range
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Thermal radiation studies of ablating bodies in ballistic range
Decomposition characteristics of char-forming phenol formaldehyde polymer used for ablative composites
Thermocouple wire size and configuration effects on internal temperature measurements in charring ablator
Laminar boundary layer separation and reattachment on ablating and nonablating axisymmetric bodies at low Reynolds number and high Mach number
Heat transfer and ablation rate measurement in Saturn S-II ullage motor exhaust plume
Simulated meteor entry tests in high enthalpy plasma jet to determine meteor ablation and radiation characteristics
Composition, density, and environmental effects on ablative performance of phenol resin and nylon mixture
Thermogravimetric analysis of ablating polymers to determine kinetic parameters describing mass loss due to thermal degradation
High purity silica reinforced ablative composite materials evaluated as nozzle sections of throat storable propellant rocket engine - erosion rates and charring
Axial force, normal force, and pitching moment coefficients of ablating conical Teflon models at Mach number 14
Thermophysical properties of nondegradated and thermally degradated low density phenolic-nylon ablating material
Thermophysical properties of ablative materials - phenolic resins
Test firing evaluation of six ablative-material thrust chambers as components of storable propellant rocket engines
Material property effects on ablative performance of silica phenolic, graphite phenolic, and graphite epoxy materials
Ballistic range firing of spherically blunted models to calculate measured and predicted ablating material radiation emission in near wake
Feasibility of making continuous measurements of ablation of spacecraft heat shield by use of radioisotopes embedded in heat shield
Mars atmospheric composition and laminar convective heating and ablation studied to predict performance of heat protection systems during entry
Visible and near IR spectral reflectance and emittance at high temperature of ablation chars, carbon and graphite