DESIGN CONCEPTS FOR MINIMUM WEIGHT, HIGH PERFORMANCE SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES
Wing and fuselage concepts for supersonic aircraft
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Wing and fuselage concepts for supersonic aircraft
Induced fluid flow - lift and drag theory of nonplanar lifting surfaces
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Psychological effects of restricted workspace and work-rest cycle on crew for lunar mission
Real time tracking & orbit prediction program for circular, elliptical, & hyperbolic orbits with perturbation forces
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Light, thin-film heating element is formed by vacuum deposition of metal onto a nonconductive surface to be heated. This small-sized heater has a very fast response time.
Highly conductive nonaqueous electrolytes for high energy battery
Conductivity of lithium perchlorate and aluminum chloride solutions, solubility of lithium fluoride in nitromethane and butyl formate, lithium metal stability, and cell performance
Demodulation of noisy, binary, pulse code modulated waveforms - error probability optimization
Low voltage dc to high voltage dc converter - regulator with minimium external magnetic field disturbance for space power system application
Operator visual requirements for lunar surface vehicle control
High energy density primary battery development - anode-electrolyte, cupric fluoride cathode, and chemical stability tests
Numerical determination of optimum two-impulse orbital transfer between inclined elliptical orbits
Electrolyte and electrode studies for high energy lithium anode primary cells
A systematic method has been developed for minimizing spherical shield weights for protection against proton radiation, including secondary neutron production, subject to various specified dose constraints. Variational methods are applied to a radiation model yielding the choice of optimum shielding materials and their mixtures, together with a prescription for their disposition in a multilayer spherical shield.
The design, construction and laboratory testing of a satellite tracking system are described. The tracking mechanism employs a low power, lightweight flight transmitter in conjunction with a receiving system of advanced design. The flight transmitter will radiate 3 mw for three months and will provide two narrow hand telemetering channels in a unit having a total weight of 2 lb. The ground receiving equipment is capable of acquiring and tracking the beacon signal at a line-of-sight distance of 3000 miles and at any azimuth and elevation angle. Interferometer antennas could he used to determine the angular position of the satellite with an accuracy of one milliradian, which is equivalent to approximately ±0.04 sec in the determination of the period.
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