Comparison of concurrent strain gage- and pressure transducer-measured flight loads on a lifting reentry vehicle and correlation with wind tunnel predictions View on Open Library

Comparison of concurrent strain gage- and pressure transducer-measured flight loads on a lifting reentry vehicle and correlation with wind tunnel predictions

by Ming Han Tang

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First published: 1978 1 language
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Lift (Aerodynamics) Pressure transducers Atmospheric entry Artificial satellites Strain gages Aerodynamic load

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