Table 11. Number of Failures for All Vehicles (1186 Flights) Flight Failure-Res oonse Mode 3&4 Phase 1 2 3 4 5 'NA' Tumble 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0-1 13 4 3- 68 15 11 19 0-2 13 4 3 129 27 29 33 0-3 13 4 3 161 28 38 40 0-4 13 4 3 165 28 45 42 0-5 13 4 3 165 28 53 42 Table 12. Date of Most Recent Failure Response Vehicle Mode Atlas Delta Titan Thor* 1 03/02/65 none 12/12/59 04/19/58 2 12/18/81 none 05/01/63 12/30/58 3 .04/25/61 none none 07/21/59 4 08/22/92 05/03/86 10/05/93 03/24//64 5 12/08/80 08/27/69 11/30/65 01/24/62 *Last Thor launch was 02/23/65 For the reasons advanced previously, an exponential filter has been used to estimate relative probabilities of occurrence for Modes 1 through 5 and the fraction of Mode-3 and Mode-4 failures that tumble while the vehicle is thrusting. The percentage weightings for various data samples are shown in Table 13 for values of F from 0.980 to 0.999. Because of the large size of the composite sample (1186), the filter-control constant of 0.98 used previously to estimate absolute failure probabilities for individual vehicles does not seem suitable for estimating relative probabilities for the individual response modes. Use of 0.98 would effectively place 98.2% of the total weight on the most recent 200 tests thus, in effect, eliminating the earliest 986 tests from the solution. These are the very tests needed to provide an adequate sample of failures from which to estimate relative frequencies of occurrence of the individual response modes. 9/10/96 26 RTI
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The page contains dense body text discussing technical calculations related to turn data weighting, impact distributions, and failure analysis methodology. The text is organized in labeled sections (a, b, c) covering random-attitude simulations, slow-turn simulations, breakup calculations, and impact distribution modeling. References to Mach numbers, altitude turns, and computational approaches are included throughout. Footer shows date 9/10/96, page number 34, and RTI marking.
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A página contém texto denso do corpo discutindo cálculos técnicos relacionados à ponderação de dados de curva, distribuições de impacto e metodologia de análise de falha. O texto está organizado em seções rotuladas (a, b, c) abrangendo simulações de atitude aleatória, simulações de curva lenta, cálculos de ruptura e modelagem de distribuição de impacto. Referências a números de Mach, curvas de altitude e abordagens computacionais são incluídas ao longo. O rodapé mostra a data 9/10/96, número de página 34 e marcação RTI.