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Review of NASA Antiskid Braking Research
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NASA antiskid braking system research programs are reviewed. These programs include experimental studies of four antiskid systems on the Langley Landing Loads Track, flight tests with a DC-9 airplane, and computer simulation studies. Results from these research efforts include identification of factors contributing to degraded antiskid performance under adverse weather conditions, tire tread temperature measurements during antiskid braking on dry runway surfaces, and an assessment of the accuracy of various brake pressure-torque computer models. This information should lead to the development of better antiskid systems in the future.
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Tanner, J., "Review of NASA Antiskid Braking Research," SAE Technical Paper 821393, 1982, https://doi.org/10.4271/821393.Also In
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