Box 1
Contains 17 Results:
Writings and Publications, 1966 - 1980
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. C.; Stallings, R. L. Jr.; Collins, I. K. Heat-Transfer Measurements on a Flat Plate With Attached Protuberances in a Turbulent Boundary Layer at MACH Numbers of 2.49, 3.51, and 4.44. NASA TN D-3736. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, December 1966
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Morris, W. D.; Couch, L. M. Experimental Pressure Distributions on a Blunt Lifting-Entry Body at MACH 3.71. NASA TN D-4494. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, April 1968
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. Flow-Field Measurements Downstream of Two Protuberances on a Flat Plate Submerged in a Turbulent Boundary Layer at MACH 2.49 and 4.44. NASA TN D-5287. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, July 1969
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. Transonic Wall Interference Effects on Bodies of Revolution; AIAA 7th Aerodynamic Testing Conference, Palo Alto, California, September 13-15, 1972. New York, New York: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1972
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M.; Brooks, C. W. Jr. Effect of Blockage Ratio on Drag and Pressure Distributions for Bodies of Revolution at Transonic Speeds. NASA TN D-7331. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, November 1973
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. Drag and Stability Characteristics of a Variety of Reefed and Unreefed Parachute Configurations at MACH 1.80 with an Empirical Correlation for Supersonic MACH Numbers. NASA TR R-429. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, February 1975
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Nugent, J.; Couch, L. M.; Webb, L. D. Exploratory Wind Tunnel Tests of a Shock-Swallowing Air Data Sensor at a MACH Number of Approximately 1.83. TM X-56030. Edwards, California: NASA Flight Research Center, March 1975
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. Effects of Geometric Variables on the Performance of a Probe for Direct Measurement of Free-Stream Stagnation Pressure in Supersonic Flow. NASA TN D-7887. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, May 1975
Includes additional graphs.)
Couch, L. M. Geometric Optimization of the Supersonic Stagnation-Pressure Probe; Presented at the Instrument Society of America 21st International Instrumentation Symposium, Philadelphia, PA, May 19 - 21, 1975.
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Meyers, J. F.; Couch, L. M.; Feller, W. V. Laser Velcocimeter Measurements in a Large Transonic Wind Tunnel; Presented at the Symposium on Laser Anemometry, Bloomington, MN, October 22 - 24, 1975
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. Geometric Optimization of the Supersonic Stagnation-Pressure Probe. Reprinted from ISA Transactions, Volume 15, Number 1, 1976
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M.; Wieting, A. R. Capability for Aerothermal-Structural Tests of Large-To-Full-Scale Components of Future Space Transportation Systems. Presented at the AIAA Conference on Advanced Technology for Future Space Systems, May 8-11, 1979, Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, 1976
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Camarda, C. J.; Couch, L. M.; Kelly, H. N. Heat Pipes Cool Probe and Sandwich Panel. NASA Tech Briefs, Winter 1980
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Couch, L. M. A New Approach to Providing Additional MACH Number Capacity for the 8-FT. HTST, Thermal Structures Branch, undated
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Stallings, R. L. Jr.; Couch, L. M.; Tudor, D. H. Langley Working Paper, Experimental Pressure Distributions on a 120º Cone at MACH Numbers from 2.96 to 4.63 and Angles of Attack from 0º to 20º, undated
Contained within this series are NASA technical reports, memoranda, and notes, along with conference papers, articles, and working papers that Couch authored or co-authored.
Lana Murphy Couch papers
The Lana Murphy Couch papers document Couch's forty year career with NASA, first as a wind tunnel test engineer, and later in management positions. Types of materials include: correspondence, newsletters, papers, photographs, programs, publications, research and work reports, technical reports, VHS tapes, writings, and material related to award recognition.