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SRB Gimbal potential issues
Hi all,
Just a general question to the group as I can't do any research on this issue due to web restrictions. I'm wondering how the gimbals on the SRB's are controlled and whether there have been any issues / glitches in the development of the system that controlling them. I'm also curious as to whether any issues have ocurred to date with the SRB's (related to the gimbals) in flight before separation? Any response appreciated - thanks :-) B |
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SRB Gimbal potential issues
"B" wrote in message ... Hi all, Just a general question to the group as I can't do any research on this issue due to web restrictions. I'm wondering how the gimbals on the SRB's are controlled and whether there have been any issues / glitches in the development of the system that controlling them. I'm also curious as to whether any issues have ocurred to date with the SRB's (related to the gimbals) in flight before separation? Any response appreciated - thanks :-) B The SRB gymbals are very much like the SSME gymbals one the orbiter. There are power units on the SRBs that generate hydraulic power. The commands from all 4 computers that are in the shuttle, GPCs, are "filtered" in a box called the Aero Surface Amplifier (ASA) and this command then goes to the hydrualic actuator on the SRBs. I know of now problems with the system that has ever happened in testing or in flight. Danny Deger |
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