Hypervelocity

81 books
Orbital Debris: Technical Issues and Future DirectionsAndrew E. Potter
⏱ 5h 8m

Orbital Debris: Technical Issues and Future Directions

Andrew E. Potter

1992308 pp.
Appraisal of UTIAS implosion-driven hypervelocity launchers and shock tubesI. I. Glass
⏱ 25m

Appraisal of UTIAS implosion-driven hypervelocity launchers and shock tubes

I. I. Glass

197025 pp.
Penetration experiments in aluminum 1100 targets using soda-lime glass projectilesUnknown Author

Penetration experiments in aluminum 1100 targets using soda-lime glass projectiles

Unknown Author

1995No page data
Vulnerability of Space Station Freedom modulesJ. Serrano

Vulnerability of Space Station Freedom modules

J. Serrano

1996No page data
Analysis of Interplanetary Dust Experiment detectors and other witness plates^Elemental analyses of hypervelocity microparticle impact sites on Interplanetary Dust Experiment sensor surfaces^Contaminant interferences with SIMS analyses of microparticle impactor residues on LDEF surfacesD. P. Griffis
⏱ 15m

Analysis of Interplanetary Dust Experiment detectors and other witness plates^Elemental analyses of hypervelocity microparticle impact sites on Interplanetary Dust Experiment sensor surfaces^Contaminant interferences with SIMS analyses of microparticle impactor residues on LDEF surfaces

D. P. Griffis

199215 pp.
Hypervelocity real gas capabilities of GASL's expansion tube (HYPULSE) facilityJose Tamagno
⏱ 10m

Hypervelocity real gas capabilities of GASL's expansion tube (HYPULSE) facility

Jose Tamagno

199010 pp.
Holographic and PLIF measurements of free-flight hypervelocity flows in the AEDC Range G FacilityGeorge Havener
⏱ 12m

Holographic and PLIF measurements of free-flight hypervelocity flows in the AEDC Range G Facility

George Havener

199212 pp.
Inhibited shaped charge launcher testing of spacecraft shield designsDonald J. Grosch

Inhibited shaped charge launcher testing of spacecraft shield designs

Donald J. Grosch

1996No page data
Optical analysis of impact features in aerogel from the orbital debris collection experiment on the MIR stationUnknown Author

Optical analysis of impact features in aerogel from the orbital debris collection experiment on the MIR station

Unknown Author

1999No page data
Numerical study of two-stage light-gas hypervelocity projectile launchersClinton P. T. Groth

Numerical study of two-stage light-gas hypervelocity projectile launchers

Clinton P. T. Groth

1988No page data
Ram accelerator performance calculations using a modified version of the NASA CET89 equilibrium chemistry codeFederico Liberatore
⏱ 42m

Ram accelerator performance calculations using a modified version of the NASA CET89 equilibrium chemistry code

Federico Liberatore

199442 pp.
Hypervelocity phenomenologyAlexis Baratoff
⏱ 17m

Hypervelocity phenomenology

Alexis Baratoff

196817 pp.
Final report submitted to National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center ... for research entitled Coupling of SPH and finite element codes for multi-layer orbital debris shield designEric P. Fahrenthold

Final report submitted to National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center ... for research entitled Coupling of SPH and finite element codes for multi-layer orbital debris shield design

Eric P. Fahrenthold

1997No page data
In-space technology development: atomic oxygen and orbital debris effectsJames T. Visentine
⏱ 18m

In-space technology development: atomic oxygen and orbital debris effects

James T. Visentine

198918 pp.
Hypervelocity launcher for aerothermodynamic experimentsTimothy J. Scholz

Hypervelocity launcher for aerothermodynamic experiments

Timothy J. Scholz

1995No page data
Optimization techniques applied to passive measures for in-orbit spacecraft survivabilityRobert A. Mog

Optimization techniques applied to passive measures for in-orbit spacecraft survivability

Robert A. Mog

1988No page data
Over forty years of continuous research at UTIAS on nonstationary flows and shock wavesI. I. Glass
⏱ 58m

Over forty years of continuous research at UTIAS on nonstationary flows and shock waves

I. I. Glass

199058 pp.
SEDS tether M/OD damage analysesK. B. Hayashida

SEDS tether M/OD damage analyses

K. B. Hayashida

1997No page data
Scaling impact-melt and crater dimensionsMark J. Cintala

Scaling impact-melt and crater dimensions

Mark J. Cintala

1997No page data
A simple model for the light curve generated by a Shoemaker-Levy 9 impactKevin Zahnle

A simple model for the light curve generated by a Shoemaker-Levy 9 impact

Kevin Zahnle

1995No page data
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