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From: serre@boulder.Colorado.EDU (SERRE GLENN)
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Subject: Titan IV accelerations (was Re: LLNL Astronaut Delivery)
Summary: Max. steady accelaration load is~4.0g
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Date: 6 Nov 90 21:41:47 GMT
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The max. sustained g-load for a Titan IV is 4.0g steady-state, +/- 2.0g
dynamic (meaning that transients can reach 6.0g).  This is for preliminary
design use and includes only axial accelerations. 

Also, this occurs at Stage I sep, not SRM sep. 


--Glenn Serre
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