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Tauber-Sutton radiative heating relation: a standalone construct

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Spacecraft engineering

an engineering correlation for stagnation-point radiative heating of entry vehicles as a function of velocity, density and nose radius for Earth and Mars.

In spacecraft engineering, Tauber-Sutton radiative heating relation refers to an engineering correlation for stagnation-point radiative heating of entry vehicles as a function of velocity, density and nose radius for Earth and Mars. This meaning comes from Tauber (1991) in Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets.[1]

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References

Tauber, M. E., & Sutton, K. (1991). Stagnation-point radiative heating relations for earth and Mars entries. Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 28(1), 40-42. https://doi.org/10.2514/3.26206

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