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- structural connection, either between rocket stages (referred to as an interstage adapter) or between a spacecraft and the top rocket stage (referred to...
- Usually before final ****embly of the vehicle, grid fins are added to the interstage, and chines are added after stacking the propellant tanks. After cryogenic...
- gravity—so that the interstage, only 3 feet 3 inches (1 m) from the outboard J-2 engines, would fall cleanly without hitting them, as the interstage could have...
- An amplifier, electronic amplifier or (informally) amp is an electronic device that can increase the magnitude of a signal (a time-varying voltage or current)...
- freedom from transplantation. After Norwood procedure infants enter the interstage which typically lasts up to 5 months. During this period the patients...
- a tapering interstage that narrows down in diameter from 5 meters to 4 meters was used on the 4-meter DCSS, while a cylindrical interstage was used on...
- the same materials. Separating the secondary from the primary is the interstage. The fissioning primary produces four types of energy: 1) expanding hot...
- flexible cover to the interstage pressure chamber. When the diver consumes gas from the second stage, the pressure falls in the interstage chamber and the diaphragm...
- Exploration Upper Stage (EUS). The SLS Block 1 has a conical frustum-shaped interstage called the Launch Vehicle Stage Adapter between the core stage and the...
- material" and "expensive 'special' material" in the interstage. This statement suggests the interstage may contain beryllium to moderate the flux of neutrons...