Add to ORKGA computerized procedure developed for analyzing aerospace vehicles evaluates the properties of elemental surface areas with specified thickness by accumulating and combining them with arbitrarily specified mass elements to form a complete evaluation. Picture-like images of the geometric description are capable of being generated."NASA CR-2419."Performing organization report no.: LTN-10."September 1974."Cover title.Includes bibliographical references (p. 67-68).A computerized procedure developed for analyzing aerospace vehicles evaluates the properties of elemental surface areas with specified thickness by accumulating and combining them with arbitrarily specified mass elements to form a complete evaluation. Picture-like images of the geome...
A method by which aerodynamic stability coefficients can be determined from rocket flight test data,...
A computer program for determining the flight characteristics of light aircraft was developed. The p...
Cover title."June 1961."Major NASA subject terms: Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Missile...
A method of computing a weights and center of gravity analysis of a flight vehicle using interactive...
This Article will be published in Vol. II No other information or file available for this session
This paper describes two computer programs which have been combined to obtain inviscid perfect and r...
The program input presented consists of configuration geometry, aerodynamic parameters, and modal da...
Computers now play an indispensable role in the design and13; development of aerospace vehicles, rig...
"Prepared by Nielsen Engineering & Research, Inc. ... for Langley Research Center.""September 1976."...
A computer program has been prepared, for use on the ASI-210 digital computer, which will convert ga...
Cover title."June 1962."Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Atmospheric entry; Fluid mechanic...
A general computer program for chemical equilibrium and rocket performance calculations was written ...
A computer program developed to fit smooth surfaces to the component parts of three-dimensional airc...
"RDT&E Project No. 1T061102A33D.""August 1972."Includes bibliographical references (page 21).Mode of...
Prepared at Langley Research Center.Errata sheet (issued 9-24-68) inserted."March 1968"--Cover.Inclu...
A method by which aerodynamic stability coefficients can be determined from rocket flight test data,...
A computer program for determining the flight characteristics of light aircraft was developed. The p...
Cover title."June 1961."Major NASA subject terms: Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Missile...
A method of computing a weights and center of gravity analysis of a flight vehicle using interactive...
This Article will be published in Vol. II No other information or file available for this session
This paper describes two computer programs which have been combined to obtain inviscid perfect and r...
The program input presented consists of configuration geometry, aerodynamic parameters, and modal da...
Computers now play an indispensable role in the design and13; development of aerospace vehicles, rig...
"Prepared by Nielsen Engineering & Research, Inc. ... for Langley Research Center.""September 1976."...
A computer program has been prepared, for use on the ASI-210 digital computer, which will convert ga...
Cover title."June 1962."Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Atmospheric entry; Fluid mechanic...
A general computer program for chemical equilibrium and rocket performance calculations was written ...
A computer program developed to fit smooth surfaces to the component parts of three-dimensional airc...
"RDT&E Project No. 1T061102A33D.""August 1972."Includes bibliographical references (page 21).Mode of...
Prepared at Langley Research Center.Errata sheet (issued 9-24-68) inserted."March 1968"--Cover.Inclu...
A method by which aerodynamic stability coefficients can be determined from rocket flight test data,...
A computer program for determining the flight characteristics of light aircraft was developed. The p...
Cover title."June 1961."Major NASA subject terms: Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Missile...