Thermal Structures: Four Decades of Progress
Thermal Structures: Four Decades of Progress
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Since the first supersonic flight in October 1947, the United States has designed, developed and flown flight vehicles within increasingly severe aerothermal environments. Over this period, major advances in engineering capabilities have occurred that will enable the design of thermal structures for high speed flight vehicles in the twenty-first century. Progress in thermal-structures is surveyed for the last four decades to provide a historical perspective for future efforts.
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Thermal Structures: Four Decades of Progress
1990
25 pages
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English
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