— AMCP 706-286 — Engineering Design Handbook (1963) (EN)

Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com INTRODUCTION indicates how much heat can be stored in the bility of the process; in particular, whether material, ridges or pits will be formed or whether the Re-entry has also been accomplished sue- material will be consumed uniformly over the cessfully through 1eting ithe surface of the entire surface. Similarly it has been sug- missile melt and the molten metal be carried gested that a missile miAght be allowed to - away by the windstream. If sufficient mate- burnL during re-entry just as in the case of a- rial is available in the structure, the integrity meteor.

Again, a great deal of information of the missile may not be impaired by this is needed on this problem before the designer melting. However, the rates of melting and can employ burnifig as a means of maintain- ablation must be calculated, and the designer ing the int.grity of the interior of the must also have information about the sta- structure. _) I5 )