The phrase "stage separation" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is usually used in reference to the various stages of a rocket launch, when its individual components separate and go on to achieve their predetermined objectives. For example, "The launch of the rocket was successful, but we experienced some issues with stage separation."
Next Event is Cruise Stage Separation.
Reports from Seoul said the 140-tonne rocket, which was built in Russia and South Korea, successfully completed its stage separation before the satellite entered orbit.
Since having a working heat shield is implied in the phrase "returning safely to Earth," MDash was in charge of that and all things pyrotechnic, including the explosive bolts for stage separation.
The failure occurred a little more than two minutes after launch, about the time of first stage separation, and the vehicle appeared to be oscillating before the signal was lost.
But the company reported an issue with Dragon's thrusters within minutes of second stage separation and engineers battled "for several hours" to bring them back online, prompting Nasa to scrap the planned rendezvous with the ISS on safety grounds while the issue was investigated.
Vehicle fuel quality according to Swedish legislation was successfully achieved in a single stage separation process.
This occurs typically at stage separations and engine ignitions or shutdowns.
Along multi-burn ascent trajectories, the control (Euler angles) exhibit jumps at the stage separations (see for example [59, Figure 3]).
The early stage of phase separation followed the linearized theory of spinodal decomposition.
For second-stage separation, each of the eluates was separated on a reverse-phase column by the application of a series of mobile phase-B gradients (1 10% B in 5 min, 10 15% B in 25 min, 15 20% B in 15 min, 20 45% B in 10 min, 45 80% B in 5 min).
The relationship between the thermodynamic minimum work of separation and the "separative work" from the theory of staged separation processes is examined.
