An Investigation of Ablation Behavior of Avcoat 5026-39/M over a Wide Range of Thermal Environments
Ablation behavior of heat shield of Apollo command module over wide range of thermal environments
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Ablation behavior of heat shield of Apollo command module over wide range of thermal environments
Ablative effectiveness of low density phenolic nylon materials
Design of injectors and ablative thrust chambers for FLOX propane rocket engine with 1.2 inch throat diameter
Throat and nozzle insert design for ablative rocket engine using storable propellants
Chemical equilibrium of ablation materials including condensed species
Design, development, and testing of 1000 pound thrust FLOX-propane ablative rocket engine
Chemical analysis of ablative materials
Upwash patterns on ablating and nonablating cones at hypersonic speeds
Thermochemical data from simulated pyrolysis gas flow through ablating char layer
Sensor device with switches for measuring surface recession of charring and noncharring ablators
Numerical analysis of restrained shrinkage stresses in ablation heat shields
Ablative heat shield materials for Mars and Venus atmospheric entries
Make wire, light pipe and spring wire ablation sensors development for measuring parameters of heat shield materials for reentry vehicles
Low density polyurethane foam with and without honeycomb as ablative material for reentry vehicles, discussing oxidation resistance
Charring phenolic nylon ablator material pyrolysis and surface recession for cyclic and constant combined convective and radiative heating
Low temperature simulation of hypersonic melting ablation and wave patterns of gas-liquid interface
Thermochemical and mechanical ablation mechanisms for Apollo heat shield material, comparing surface thermochemistry computer program and arc plasma tunnel data
Oxygen depletion effect in chemical reactions between pyrolysis gases and air stream on surface recession of charring ablators