THEORETICAL PARACHUTE INVESTIGATIONS
Abstract
Contents: Investigation of wake effects on the behavior of parachutes and other retardation devices behind large bodies; Investigation of basic stability parameters of conventional parachutes; Theoretical study of supersonic parachute phenomena; Theoretical analysis of the dynamics of the opening parachute; Statistical analysis of extraction time, deployment time, opening time, and drag coefficient for aerial delivery parachutes and systems; Gliding aerodynamic decelerator; Effective porosity studies; Study of flow patterns of aerodynamic decelerators by means of the surface wave analogy; Stress analysis of the T-10 troop parachute; Aerodynamic characteristics of the parachute stabilized A-21 cargo container; Aerodynamic characteristics of the cross and wagon-wheel type parachutes; Determination of mass flow through parachutes with inherent geometric porosity.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 30, 1962
- Accession Number
- AD0605671
Entities
People
- E. L. Haak
- H. G. Heinrich
- R. K. Niccum
- S. K. Ibrahim
- T. Riabokin
Organizations
- University of Minnesota