2002 Proceedings
Spacecraft and Launch Vehicle Dynamic Environments Workshop
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Tuesday, June 25, 2002
Morning (8:30 a.m.)
- A Mixed-Boundary Method in Component-Mode Synthesis A. Majed, Applied Structural Dynamics, and Ed Henkel, The Boeing Company
- Overpressure Wave at Lift-Off of the Ariane 5 Launcher: Modelization and Validation H. Lambare & E. Louaas, C.N.E.S. (France)
- Delta II MECO: High-Frequency High-Force Event I. Yunis, NASA KSC
- Delta II MECO Transient: A Payload Perspective S. Gordon, NASA GSFC
- A New Type of Sine Burst Test W. B. Haile, Swales Aerospace, Inc. (with sponsorship from NASA GSFC)
Tuesday, June 25, 2002
Afternoon (12:30 p.m.)
- The Use of Sinusoidal Base Shake Testing for Modal Parameter Estimation J. Lollock, The Aerospace Corporation
- Efficient and Enhanced Options for Experimental Mode Identification R. Coppolino, Measurement Analysis Corporation
- Effective Mass of Fluid in Tank Vibration Testing D. Kern & C-P Kuo, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Effective High-Frequency Impulse Response Test Techniques S. J. DiMaggio & Z. H. Duron, The Aerospace Corporation
- A Modal Identification Method for Highly-Symmetric Turbine Rotors S. J. DiMaggio & Z. H. Duron, The Aerospace Corporation, and G. Davis, The Boeing Company - Rocketdyne
- Circuit Board Operating Shapes and Failure Identification Using a Laser Doppler Velocimeter N. Roberts, Sandia National Laboratories
- Getting the Most Out of Your Vibration Test Equipment S. Hough, PhD, & S. Welaratna, PhD, Data Physics Corporation
Wednesday, June 26, 2002
Morning (8:30 a.m.)
- A Spacecraft CLA Response Visualization Tool S. Bayman, Boeing Space and Defense Systems
- Analysis Before Design: Including Design Optimization to a Dynamic Environment K. Indermuehle & M. Baker, ATA Engineering, and F. Moehrle & S. Humbert, Pratt and Whitney
- Extrapolation of Spacecraft Vibration Test Data T. Scharton & B. Tsoi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and R. Coppolino, Measurement Analysis Corporation
- Structural Loads Prediction in Force-Limited Vibration Testing K. Chang, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- VISPERS Status Report K. Bradford & Don Wong, The Aerospace Corporation
Wednesday, June 26, 2002
Afternoon (12:30 p.m.)
- Databased Predictions of Vibroacoustics Environments using VISPERS J. Manning, Cambridge Collaborative, Inc.
- The New Pyrotechnic Ignition Instrument in Separation Shock Test Facility S. Ando, NASDA (Japan)
- Reduction of Launch Shock Loads on Satellites Using a Shock Isolation System C. Johnson & P. Wilke, CSA Engineering, Inc.
- GALEX Telescope Vibration Response Reduction M. Coleman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Spectral Errors from Editing Noise Spikes in Shock and Vibration Data D. Huntington, Boeing Space & Defense Systems
- Outlier Detection with Statistical Modeling of Spectral Test Data G. Lobser, Lockheed Martin Astronautics
Thursday, June 27, 2002
Morning (8:30 a.m.)
- Advanced Acoustic Blanket Concepts for Payload Fairings B. Gardner, B. Burkewitz, & P. Bremner, Vibro-Acoustic Sciences, Inc., C. Fuller, Virginia Tech., and N. Atalla, Univ. Sherbrooke
- Control of Noise Transmission into a Composite Cylinder H. Osman, The Boeing Company, and M. Johnson, Virginia Tech
- AutoSEA Comparisons with Booster Acoustic Test Results N. E. Tengler, Lockheed Martin Astronautics
- Prediction of High Frequency Vibration Responses of NASA Mars Exploration Rover Spacecraft Due to Acoustic Launch Load Using Statistical Energy Analysis H. Hwang, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Communications/Navigation Outage Forecasting System (C/NOFS) Statistical Energy Analysis (SEA) Model J. Betts, The Aerospace Corporation
- Continuing Enhancements to AutoSEA2 for Spacecraft and Launch Vehicle Applications
- M. Loewenstein and C. Kaminsky, Vibro-Acoustic Sciences, Inc.
