Loads result either from crossflow at submerged body (local loads) or from wake translation over submerged body (induced loads); recently obtained static results indicate that for certain critical distances between wake source and submerged body, there is yet another type of induced load; quasi-steady two-degree-of-freedom analysis indicates that two types of dynamic instability can occur; first is result of upstream communication loads and occurs for critical wake-source distances; second occurs for greater than critical distances as result of upstream communication loads associated with shock-induced separation occurring on tow rope forward of decelerator; stability criteria are derived for both cases.
Loads on bodies in Wakes
J Spacecraft Rockets
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets ; 4 , n 4
1967
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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