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Masayuki Niino
Researcher at National Aerospace Laboratories
Publications - 8
Citations - 58
Masayuki Niino is an academic researcher from National Aerospace Laboratories. The author has contributed to research in topics: Laser & Laser power scaling. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 8 publications receiving 58 citations.
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Method of producing rocket combustors
Masayuki Niino,Nobuyuki Yatsuyanagi,Akinaga Kumakawa,Akio Suzuki,Masaki Sasaki,Hiromi Gomi,Hiroshi Sakamoto,Yoshimichi Masuda,Ryuzo Watanabe,Junjiro Takekawa,Yoshihiko Doi,Nobuhito Kuroishi,Yoshinobu Takeda,Shigeki Ochi +13 more
TL;DR: In this article, a low-melting alloy is used as a filler to fill the grooves in the outer side of a rocket combustor. But the inner cylinder is formed by forming a Cu plating shell on the periphery of the inner cylin.
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Characteristics of volume expansion of laser plasma for efficient propulsion
Shigeaki Uchida,Kazuhisa Hashimoto,Kazuhisa Fujita,Masayuki Niino,Takashi Ashizuka,Nobuki Kawashima +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a new insight to laser plasma interactions and/or new mechanism of laser thrust generation was given, and experimental results and physical insights were presented as to propelled mass and velocity dependence on laser energy and temporal behavior of impulse generation, as well as enhancement of impact generation over the conventional ablation scheme.
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Momentum coupling efficiency of laser ablation for space debris removal
Shigeaki Uchida,Xianglin Zhou,Kazuo Imasaki,Chiyoe Yamanaka,Tatsuhiko Yamanaka,Masayuki Niino,Tatsuo Kunagai,Wiliam Kmetic,Masatsugu Ishimoto,Nobuki Kawashima +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, the laser conditions for producing efficient thrust on debris were discussed and the results of momentum coupling coefficients measured with ps and ns pulse duration were presented, where it was suggested that this minimization can be achieved by using ultrashort pulse interactions where laser pulse duration is too short for thermal conduction to take place deep into debris.
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LE-NET and Multi-Purpose Laser Propulsion System
Masayuki Niino,Mitsuru Ohnishi,Katsuto Kisara,Masakatsu Nakano,Kazuhisa Fujita,Viliam Kmetik,Yasuji Tanji +6 more
TL;DR: The concept of the Laser Energy NETwork (LE-NET) and the multi-purpose laser propulsion system being studied at NAL are overviewed in this article, where the SEL is expected to minimize the SPS weight considerably, leading low-cost realization of the LE-NET.
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Japanese activity on laser applications in space
TL;DR: The Japanese activity of the laser application in space is reviewed and the target is to realize the low cost space transportation system using laser ablation, which can be reduced to less than one twenty-fifth of the current cost.