Factory Acceptance Testing of Missile 27D
Factory Acceptance Testing of Missile 27D
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Test FC-4CO-01-27, conducted 15 July 1959, was the first composite test performed on Missile 27D. With the exception of the flight control system, satisfactory performance of all operating systems was evidenced. The sustainer engine remained at the positive yaw limit throughout the test. An open circuit was found in the test equipment, and proper sustainer engine operation was verified by a flight control rerun.
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Factory Acceptance Testing of Missile 27D
1959
34 pages
Report
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English
Rocket Engines & Motors , Missile Technology , Surface to surface missiles , Liquid propellant rocket engines , Flight testing , Captive tests , Simulation , Acceptability , Electrical equipment , Flight control systems , Command guidance , Propellant control , Rocket propulsion , Operational readiness , Atlas , Xsm-65d missiles
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