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2.0 Tail Reference: 4b Derived from: Lifting body rocket. Options: None. tail ( 0.2Sbody ) 0. Sbody M = 6 .8 + 15 Vertical tail mass for a lifting body upper stage. Space Shuttle Comparison 89% S body – Planform area of the body Georgia Institute of Technology 2-6
2.0 Tail Reference: 5 Derived from: Aircraft. Options: Varying tail shapes. M tail 0.348 0.488 0.718 0.341 −1 0.25 0. 323 ( ) ⎛ S − M N S M b 1 + rud ⎞ AR ( 1+ R ) ( cos( Λ )) = 0.452 glow z vert vert ⎜ ⎟ vert vert vert ⎝ S vert ⎠ Assumes no T-tail and no rolling tail. Space Shuttle Comparison 28% N z = 3.75 0% N z = 2.25 AR vert – Aspect ratio of vertical tail or tip fins b vert – Span of tail or tip fins M – Maximum flight Mach number M glow – Gross liftoff mass of vehicle N z – Ultimate load factor = 1.5*2.5 (factor of safety * limit load) R vert – Taper ratio of vertical tail or tip fins S rud – Planform area of rudder S vert – Total planform area of vertical tail or wingtip fins Λ vert – Sweep angle at 25% MAC Georgia Institute of Technology 2-7
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Page 5 and 6: Acronyms & Notation AMLS AVID EMA E
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Page 43 and 44: 3.0 Body K t = 0.0030 - aluminum th
Page 45 and 46: 3.0 Body K ns_cowl =2.21 - Ti3Al Be
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5.0 Landing Gear Reference: 9 Deriv
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5.0 Landing Gear Reference: 10c Der
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6.0 Main Propulsion Reference: 1 De
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6.0 Main Propulsion Reference: 2 De
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6.0 Main Propulsion Reference: 4a D
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6.0 Main Propulsion Reference: 4b D
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6.0 Main Propulsion purge V body =
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7.0 RCS 7.0 RCS L - Length of vehic
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7.0 RCS Reference: 2 Derived for: A
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7.0 RCS Reference: 10a Derived from
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8.0 OMS Reference: 1 Derived from:
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8.0 OMS Reference: 10a Derived from
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9.0 Primary Power Reference: 1 Deri
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9.0 Primary Power Reference: 3 Deri
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9.0 Primary Power Reference: 4b Der
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9.0 Primary Power Reference: 10 Der
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10.0 Electrical Conversion & Distri
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11.0 Hydraulic Systems Reference: 1
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12.0 Surface Control & Actuators 12
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13.0 Avionics 13.0 Avionics A body
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13.0 Avionics Reference: 2 Derived
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13.0 Avionics Reference: 6 Derived
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13.0 Avionics Reference: 10a Derive
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15.0 Personnel Equipment Reference:
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16.0 Dry Weight Margin 16.0 Dry Wei
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16.0 Dry Weight Margin Reference: 2
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17.0 Crew & Gear Reference: 1 Deriv
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18.0 Payload Provisions 18.0 Payloa
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20.0 Residual Propellants 20.0 Resi
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20.0 Residual Propellants Reference
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21.0 OMS/RCS Reserve Propellants 21
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22.0 RCS Entry Propellants 22.0 RCS
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22.0 RCS Entry Propellants Referenc
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23.0 OMS/RCS On-Orbit Propellants R
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25.0 Ascent Reserve Propellants 25.
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26.0 Inflight Losses & Vents 26.0 I
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27.0 Ascent Propellants Reference:
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28.0 Startup Losses Reference: 1 De
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28.0 Startup Losses Reference: 3 De
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28.0 Startup Losses Reference: 10 D
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