Positive ion conductivity and temperature of plume gases enveloping the top of the launcher umbilical tower (LUT) were monitored during the launch of Apollo 15. The measurements are presented along with the orientation of the rocket plume relative to the instrumentation. Details and limitations of the apparatus are described, and the calibration techniques are given. (Author)
Measurement of Ionic Conductivity and Temperature in the Apollo 15 Plume
1973
29 pages
Report
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English
The Optical Temperature of the Apollo 15 Exhaust Plume
AIAA | 1972
|The Optical Temperature of the Apollo 15 Exhaust Plume
NTIS | 1972
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