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Cost effective development of a national test bed

Author
Jones, V. L.
Published
Feb 1, 1988.
Physical Description
1 electronic document
Additional Creators
Seltzer, S. M. and Waites, H. B.
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Summary
For several years, the Marshall Space Flight Center has pursued the coordinated development of a Large Space Structures (LSS) National Test Bed for the investigation of numerous technical issues involved in the use of LSS in space. The origins of this development, the current status of the various test facilities and the plans laid down for the next five years' activities are described. Particular emphasis on the control and structural interaction issues has been paid so far; however, immediately emerging are user applications (such as the proposed pinhole occulter facility). In the immediate future, such emerging technologies as smart robots and multibody interactions will be studied. These areas are covered.
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Collection
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note
Document ID: 19880010201.
Accession ID: 88N19585.
NAS 1.15:100321.
NASA-TM-100321.
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