Actions for Support of Integrated Health Management (IHM) through Automated Analyses of Flowfield-Derived Spectrographic Data

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Support of Integrated Health Management (IHM) through Automated Analyses of Flowfield-Derived Spectrographic Data

Author
Patrick, Marshall C.
Published
[2003].
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Additional Creators
Powers, W. T. and Cooper, Anita E.
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Summary
Flow-field analysis techniques under continuing development at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center are the foundation for a new type of health monitoring instrumentation for propulsion systems and a vast range of other applications. Physics, spectroscopy, mechanics, optics, and cutting-edge computer sciences merge to make recent developments in such instrumentation possible. Issues encountered in adaptation of such a system to future space vehicles, or retrofit in existing hardware, are central to the work. This paper is an overview of the collaborative efforts results, current efforts, and future plans.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 20040010775.
JANNAF Interagency Propulsion Committee; 1-5 Dec. 2003; Colorado Springs, CO; United States.
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