Space Shuttle pocket manual and turbine pump blades

[sts33]

Hi You all
over the years i had acquired these Turbine blade they are inconell and i got them from a Aerospace company in Southern California when i used to buy surplus. Also i Acquired this Pocket Data manual for the main engine i was told that the manual was indeed in space on a mission by the tech i got it from in any case there a neat part of history and i,m sure theirs not many floating around.

If you have any info on them please message me thanks Austin

Check out the Pics

 

[GLS]

Thanks for the pictures! :thumbup:
Looks like there's several types/shapes of blades there, probably some are from the HPOT and others from the HPFT, or they could all be from the same turbine but from a different stage (don't know if the blades differ between the 2 stages in the turbines).
The book looks interesting, any chance of scanning it (or more pictures)?

 

[sts33]

Thanks for the pictures! :thumbup:
Looks like there's several types/shapes of blades there, probably some are from the HPOT and others from the HPFT, or they could all be from the same turbine but from a different stage (don't know if the blades differ between the 2 stages in the turbines).
The book looks interesting, any chance of scanning it (or more pictures)?

Sure what page,s would you like the book is small. Perhaps if i tear all the pages out i can get 8 or so on the scanner :rofl: Na just joking it would be a sin to tear the pages out. But i'll do some later i,m making a Scale Cannon now so my hand are dirty

 

[sts33]

Table of contents of manual

Hello What I updated the post with picture of the contents. Thanks Austin

Hi!
I'm part of the SSU development team, and I'm mostly working in the SSME/MPS area, and because those are very complex systems, pretty much any information about them helps.
I'm sending this message because you didn't answer my request in your thread. If you could scan ou photograph that SSME document that would be of great help.

Best wishes,
GLS

Thanks for the pictures! :thumbup:
Looks like there's several types/shapes of blades there, probably some are from the HPOT and others from the HPFT, or they could all be from the same turbine but from a different stage (don't know if the blades differ between the 2 stages in the turbines).
The book looks interesting, any chance of scanning it (or more pictures)?

 

[GLS]

OMG OMG thank you thank you thank you!
I would like... all of them! OK, it looks big and you probably have a life, so I'm going to be realistic.
So if you could scan/photograph the following pages it would be awesome:
1-11 to 1-17
2-39
2-49
2-50
2-51
2-62
Also if there's any "statistics" like controller software name or version that would be also helpful.
Many thanks for your effort.

 

[sts33]

I,M confused

You do realize that this is the original space shuttle manual not one of the fight simulators but the book the astronauts carried on the flight so it would be imposable for me to have the software because it would be classified and would be maybe 50-100TB if not more

OMG OMG thank you thank you thank you!
I would like... all of them! OK, it looks big and you probably have a life, so I'm going to be realistic.
So if you could scan/photograph the following pages it would be awesome:
1-11 to 1-17
2-39
2-49
2-50
2-51
2-62
Also if there's any "statistics" like controller software name or version that would be also helpful.
Many thanks for your effort.

 

[GLS]

You do realize that this is the original space shuttle manual not one of the fight simulators but the book the astronauts carried on the flight so it would be imposable for me to have the software because it would be classified and would be maybe 50-100TB if not more

I was not talking about the software it self (would not mind that :lol, but the name/number of the versions. Like in this picture:

there is "SSME FLIGHT SOFTWARE: 86-SSME-0104", that's what I want.