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... relationship between nozzle wall angle at the point of separation, and the stability of the flow separation. This was achieved through an experimental investigation of a series of subscale over-expanded conical nozzles with half-angles of 8 ... in conical nozzles. These results were used to design a truncated ideal contour with an exit angle of over 10 degrees, in order to assess the possibility of designing conventional nozzles that separate stably ...
... SURFACE EFFECTS ON SPACECRAFT MATERIALS'''
by Clause, F. J.
''New York, 1960: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 404 pages, $11.50''
The effects on space vehicle surfaces of the conditions found in the space environment are considered using data already obtained with several satellites and probes. Among the effects discussed are radiations ...
... the station wall and the phantom torso, the radiation is modified. The secondary radiation may have a different effect on tissue than ... so great that many feared a psychotic breakdown when separated from mother Earth. Some physicians voiced concerns that body functions ... emphasis of medical support is on prevention. For example, the purpose of the crew health stabilization program is to prevent flight ...
... effect is investigated in this paper by direct experimental measurement of base pressures, and found to have little effect on the base pressure of the nozzle within the range of operating conditions investigated. Wall pressures were also used to calculate the efficiency of the altitude compensation within the nozzle, which was ...
... change, we must redirect our focus more on the reliability, credibility and stability of human elements within the large environment of ... other industries. Detailed discussion on the "5-block SMA foundation" will be provided in a separate chapter.
Image:Beyond Earth ... in mid air collisions, or not knowing about tile damage effects on re-entry.
'''Gaining Insights by Continues R&D in Accident ...
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Space-environment effects on beryllium hollow-body sails with hydrogen fill gas unfurled at a 0.05 AU perihelion from initially parabolic solar orbits are considered. The study of the effects of interaction ... high-energy photons, electrons and protons the beryllium sail is mostly transparent. The beryllium sail walls will be partially ionized by solar UV. About 20% of the incident low-energy solar ...
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'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 1999.52.181
'''Number of Pages''' - 6
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The substrate misorientation effect on epitaxial semiconductor layers grown by organometallic vapour phase epitaxy is investigated theoretically. In-situ self ... for nanotechnology is considered. The idea of self-assembling structures to fabricate variable sized devices on the nanometre scale is proposed. Self-assembling structures for nanodevice fabrication will have a great ...
... SELECTED TOPICS ON BALLISTICS'''
by Nelson, W. C.
''New York, 1959: Pergamon Press, Inc., 280 pages, $10.00''
... ballistics developments in the US, British aeroballistic research, aerodynamic effects on long-range rocket craft, ballistics of the Explorer satellite, meteorites and ballistics, stability and controllability of cross-winged guided missiles, the role ...
... other physiologic changes occur. Therefore, the effects of alcohol may be different. I would guess that the effects of alcohol in space may be similar to the effects on Earth, but greater in intensity ...
... exposure to micro-gravity has little to no adverse effects on the human body. Long term exposure, on the other hand, has many detrimental effects including dehydration, cardiovascular deterioration, and bone loss.
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