Predicting the Acoustic Environment Induced by the Launch of the Ares I Vehicle
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Abstract
nasa
Abstract
The exhaust plumes of launch vehicles impose severe heating rates, pressures, and vibroacoustic loads on ground support equipment (GSE) on the Mobile Launcher (ML), as well as on the vehicle itself. The vibroacoustic environment must be predicted before the criteria for the acceptance and qualification testing of GSE components and their installations can be determined. This project updates launch noise modeling.
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The exhaust plumes of launch vehicles impose severe heating rates, pressures, and vibroacoustic loads on ground support equipment (GSE) on the Mobile Launcher (ML), as well as on the vehicle itself. The vibroacoustic environment must be predicted before the criteria for the acceptance and qualification testing of GSE components and their installations can be determined. This project updates launch noise modeling.
Key concepts: Launch vehicle, Aerospace engineering, Environmental science, Aeronautics, Engineering, Marine engineering, Automotive engineering