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SAFETY OF THE THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND
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between Stanlord University and NASA-(Kennedy Space Center)
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Objectives of the overall project
Scope of
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Phase 1
Gathering
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION
System description
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Tile maintenance procedures
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Susceptibility
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Definition of min-zones
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3.2.2
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Debris classification
Burn-thr0ugh
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Secondary tile Ioss
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Funct!0nal criticality classification
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Deb0nding due to factors other
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debris impact
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PRA model:
definition
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Initiating
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initial
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Initiating event:
initial
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EFFECTS
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BELIABiLITY: M_IN PRELIMINARYONSERVATIONS
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Errors'and
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Preliminary
observations
5.2.1
5.2.2
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Time
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Liability concerns and
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Contributionof
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CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
APPENDICES
Appendix 1:
OrganizationalExtension of PRA Models
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NASA Application(M. E. Patd-C0rnetl, PSA'89)
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Data bases tor
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Histogram of tile damage due
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Event
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Partition of the orbiter's
surface
into three types
of debris zones (index: h)
Partition of the orbiter's surface into
three
types
of
burn-through
zones
(index: k)
Partition of the orbiter's
surface
into two types
of secondary tile loss zones (index: I)
Components and
systems
location
Hydraulic system
components
and line locations
Partition of the orbiters surface into three types
of zones of functional criticality (index: j)
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Pour major
debond
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Tile workmanship errors
Ascent debris trajectory simulation (side view)
Ascent debris trajectory simulation (plan view)
Thermal measurements of the orbiter's surface
(bottom view)
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