The operation of the Advanced Expander Cycle OTV engine was evaluated at high mixture ratios, and intermediate and low thrust levels to establish the impact upon the engine design and costs, and/or operating characteristics. The engine operation was analyzed at tank head and pumped idle conditions with the nozzle extension retracted. The engine performance, weight, and envelope parametrics data were expanded to include mixture ratios of 7.5 and 8.0
Work conducted in the second extension of the Phase A Orbit Transfer Vehicle Concept Definition and ...
A reuseable orbit transfer vehicle concept was defined and subsequent recommendations for the design...
The expended capabilities for Orbital Transfer Vehicles (OTV) which will be needed to meet increased...
Requirements for the orbit transfer vehicle engine were examined. Engine performance/weight sensitiv...
Engine control techniques were established and new technology requirements were identified. The desi...
The feasibility and design impact of a requirement for the advanced expander cycle engine to be adap...
Detailed computer models of the engine were developed to predict both the steady state and transient...
An orbital transfer vehicle OTV engine study program was undertaken to provide additional expander a...
The performance optimization of expander cycle engines at vacuum thrust levels of 10K, 15K, and 20K ...
The propulsion system requirements of orbit transfer vehicles (OTV). A baseline expander cycle engin...
In Task D.6 of the Advanced Engine Study, three primary subtasks were accomplished: (1) design of pa...
NASA-LeRC is sponsoring industry studies to establish the technology base for an advanced engine for...
The results and status of engine technology efforts to date and related company funded activities ar...
An advanced LOX/LH2 engine study for the use of NASA and vehicle prime contractors in developing con...
The objectives of the Phase 2 study were to improve the orbit transfer vehicle (OTV) concept definit...
Work conducted in the second extension of the Phase A Orbit Transfer Vehicle Concept Definition and ...
A reuseable orbit transfer vehicle concept was defined and subsequent recommendations for the design...
The expended capabilities for Orbital Transfer Vehicles (OTV) which will be needed to meet increased...
Requirements for the orbit transfer vehicle engine were examined. Engine performance/weight sensitiv...
Engine control techniques were established and new technology requirements were identified. The desi...
The feasibility and design impact of a requirement for the advanced expander cycle engine to be adap...
Detailed computer models of the engine were developed to predict both the steady state and transient...
An orbital transfer vehicle OTV engine study program was undertaken to provide additional expander a...
The performance optimization of expander cycle engines at vacuum thrust levels of 10K, 15K, and 20K ...
The propulsion system requirements of orbit transfer vehicles (OTV). A baseline expander cycle engin...
In Task D.6 of the Advanced Engine Study, three primary subtasks were accomplished: (1) design of pa...
NASA-LeRC is sponsoring industry studies to establish the technology base for an advanced engine for...
The results and status of engine technology efforts to date and related company funded activities ar...
An advanced LOX/LH2 engine study for the use of NASA and vehicle prime contractors in developing con...
The objectives of the Phase 2 study were to improve the orbit transfer vehicle (OTV) concept definit...
Work conducted in the second extension of the Phase A Orbit Transfer Vehicle Concept Definition and ...
A reuseable orbit transfer vehicle concept was defined and subsequent recommendations for the design...
The expended capabilities for Orbital Transfer Vehicles (OTV) which will be needed to meet increased...