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ARC-1978-AC78-1071

4' and 24' Shock Tubes - Electric Arc Shock Tube Facililty N-229 (East) The facility is used to investigate the effects of radiation and ionization during outer planetary entries as well as for air-blast simualtion which requires the strongest possible shock generation in air at loadings of 1 atm or greater.

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ARC-1978-AC78-1071

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November 24, 1978

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ARC

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George Olczak

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