This paper provides a short history of NASA Stennis Space Center's Test Technology Laboratory and briefly describes the variety of engine test technology activities and developmental project initiatives. Theoretical rocket exhaust plume modeling, acoustic monitoring and analysis, hand held fire imaging, heat flux radiometry, thermal imaging and exhaust plume spectroscopy are all examples of current and past test activities that are briefly described. In addition, recent efforts and visions focused on accomodating second, third, and fourth generation flight vehicle engine test requirements are discussed
A low thrust chemical rocket test facility has recently become operational at the NASA-Lewis. The ne...
NASA's Stennis Space Center (SSC) and Glenn Research Center (GRC) participate in the development of ...
Efforts to develop the capability to model values used in testing rocket engine components are docum...
The John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) requested The Aerospace Corporation to examine the current te...
THe recent nationwide thrust toward development of low-cost space transportation has precipitated a ...
A wide range of rocket propulsion test work occurs at the NASA John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) in...
Year 2000 has been an active one for rocket propulsion testing at the NASA John C. Stennis Space Cen...
This paper will provide the reader a broad overview of the current upgraded capabilities of NASA's J...
The following subject areas are covered: hierarchy of civil space technology program; evolution of t...
The Test Laboratory at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center has over 50 facilities across 400+ acres ...
From the first Saturn V rocket booster (S-II-T) testing in 1966 and the routine Space Shuttle Main E...
The NASA Lewis Research Center, located in Cleveland, Ohio, has a number of space chemical propulsio...
In 1996 Stennis Space Center was given management authority for all Propulsion Testing for NASA. Ove...
An estimate of the major simulation requirements for high-altitude tests of rocket engines and rocke...
Space transportation propulsion systems; diagnostics testbed facility characteristics; engine plume ...
A low thrust chemical rocket test facility has recently become operational at the NASA-Lewis. The ne...
NASA's Stennis Space Center (SSC) and Glenn Research Center (GRC) participate in the development of ...
Efforts to develop the capability to model values used in testing rocket engine components are docum...
The John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) requested The Aerospace Corporation to examine the current te...
THe recent nationwide thrust toward development of low-cost space transportation has precipitated a ...
A wide range of rocket propulsion test work occurs at the NASA John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) in...
Year 2000 has been an active one for rocket propulsion testing at the NASA John C. Stennis Space Cen...
This paper will provide the reader a broad overview of the current upgraded capabilities of NASA's J...
The following subject areas are covered: hierarchy of civil space technology program; evolution of t...
The Test Laboratory at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center has over 50 facilities across 400+ acres ...
From the first Saturn V rocket booster (S-II-T) testing in 1966 and the routine Space Shuttle Main E...
The NASA Lewis Research Center, located in Cleveland, Ohio, has a number of space chemical propulsio...
In 1996 Stennis Space Center was given management authority for all Propulsion Testing for NASA. Ove...
An estimate of the major simulation requirements for high-altitude tests of rocket engines and rocke...
Space transportation propulsion systems; diagnostics testbed facility characteristics; engine plume ...
A low thrust chemical rocket test facility has recently become operational at the NASA-Lewis. The ne...
NASA's Stennis Space Center (SSC) and Glenn Research Center (GRC) participate in the development of ...
Efforts to develop the capability to model values used in testing rocket engine components are docum...