The P-POD Payload Planner's Guide

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P-POD Payload Planner’s Guide: Revision B – 5/15/00 18 of 19 The slide is mounted on the compression spring and moves up and down throughout the assembly. The long “legs” serve to prevent any jamming against the rails within the launch tube. SPRING: DWG 200-108-001 The spring has a free length of 15in and a solid height of 1.5in with a constant of 0.85 lb/in. It was designed based on providing a 3 kg mass an exit velocity of 1ft/s BASE: DWG 210-111-001 The base is 0.25 inches thick and completes the enclosure of the PPOD. It has a circular pocket to locate the spring and to serve as weight reduction. The spring is attached to the base using a flat sheet metal part and small machine screws. There are four drilled and tapped blind holes that are used to fasten sides to the base. HINGE A & B: DWG 210-108-001 & DWG 210-109-001 The hinges A & B are mirror images of one another. They are used to locate the 0.25in rod, torsion spring, and the door to Side B.
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