599 research outputs found
High-altitude plume computer code development
The flowfield codes that have been developed to predict rocket motor plumes at high altitude were used to predict plume properties for the RCS motor which show reasonable agreement with experimental data. A systematic technique was established for the calculation of high altitude plumes. The communication of data between the computer codes was standardized. It is recommended that these outlined procedures be more completed, documented and updated as the plume methodology is applied to the varied problems of plume flow and plume impingement encountered by space station design and operation
Cutoff frequencies of eccentric waveguides
Boundary value problem solved by point matching method in study of circular eccentric waveguide cut-off frequencie
Prediction of electron density in rocket exhaust plumes
Analytical methods of predicting electron density in rocket exhaust plumes based on detailed descriptions of flow regimes and chemical model
Theory of zone radiometry
A spectroscopic instrumentation system was developed which was used to measure temperature and concentration distributions in axisymmetric and two dimensional combusting flows. This measurement technique is known as zone radiometry
Summary of solid rocket motor plume flow field and radiation analyses
The inclusion of solid propellant plume flow field effects in analyses and design of the space vehicle was investigated. Results of these analyses are summarized
Turbulent mixing of three concentric reacting jets, volume II, part I Final report
Modified P function applied to turbulent mixing of three coaxial, axisymmetric jets of reactive gase
Rede de pesquisa participativa para a transição agroecológica.
bitstream/item/37314/1/Rede-participativa.pdfSetembro de 2010
On dielectric lenses
Dielectric lens for correction of curved field lines in electromagnetic wave propagatio
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