Published April 1957
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Free-body Modeling of the Dynamics of a Fin-Stabilized Ballistics Missile in Nonspinnning Vertical Trajectories
- Creators
- Price, Donald A., Jr.
Chicago
Abstract
Part 1 of an experimental and analytical investigation of the behavior in free flight of inertia-propelled bodies that are fin-stabilized is presented. The dynamic response in vertical trajectories starting from rest has been found for two sizes of a single configuration of the Basic Finner Research Missile with a variety of model parameters and initial conditions. A relatively simple formulation of the drag function for longitudinally accelerated motion in the laminar flow regime is found to give excellent agreement between predicted and experimental behavior. Time-position histories of test trajectories are presented in tabular form.
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Department of the Navy Bureau of Ordnance Contract NOrd-16200 - Task 1. Report No. E-73.1.Attached Files
Submitted - E-73.1.pdf
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- 57817
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- Department of the Navy Bureau of Ordnance
- NOrd-16200
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2015-05-27Created from EPrint's datestamp field
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- Hydrodynamics Laboratory