A quasi-three-dimensional method for calculating blade surface velocities for an axial flow turbine blade
Quasi-three-dimensional compressible flow analysis for calculating blade surface velocities for axial flow turbine blade
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An empirical method for calculating radial pressure distribution on rotating disks.
Radial pressure distribution on enclosed rotating disk with or without blades and with radial outward or inward throughflow
RADIAL FLOW↗
An empirical method for calculating radial pressure distribution on rotating disks.
Radial pressure distribution on enclosed rotating disk with or without blades and with radial outward or inward throughflow
ROTATING DISK↗
A method for calculating phase-locked loop performance near threshold.
Near-threshold behavior of phase-locked devices, noting phase error processes
PHASE LOCK↗
Engineering method of calculating laminated anisotropic plates
Bending, buckling, and vibrations of anisotropic laminated plates for high power turbogenerators
ANISOTROPIC PLATE↗
A quasi-three-dimensional method for calculating blade surface velocities for an axial flow turbine blade
Quasi three-dimensional compressible flow analysis to determine aerodynamic velocity distribution on turbine blades
TURBINE BLADE↗
Method of calculating the temperature distributions in the specimen airfoils
Airfoil pressure profile for calculating temperature distributions in simulated turbine blade specimens
TURBINE BLADE↗
Method of calculating bending stresses in specimens
Strain gauge measurements of bending moments in mid-span section of turbine blade specimens
TURBINE BLADE↗
A new method for calculating the propagation reliability of 2 GHz microwave signals over optical paths.
Geographical location and optical path length effects upon fade margin required for desired propagation reliability of microwave signals
GEOGRAPHY↗
A method for calculating phase-locked loop performance near threshold.
Near-threshold behavior of phase-locked devices, noting phase error processes
PHASE ERROR↗
Method of calculating the normal modes and frequencies of a branched Timoshenko beam
Iterative procedure for calculating normal modes and frequencies of cantilever beam
Shaker, F. J.↗
Method for calculating allowable creep stress in linearly increasing stress environment
Constant creep data accumulation for design stress analysis on cladding material thickness around cylindrical reactor fuel element
Whitmarsh, C. L., Jr.↗
A simplified method for calculating laminar heat transfer over bodies at an angle of attack
Simplified approximations for calculating laminar heat transfer over spherically blunted axisymmetric bodies at angle of attack
Davis, R. M.↗
A method of calculating compressible turbulent boundary layers
Equations of motion for calculating compressible turbulent boundary layers
Herring, H. J.↗
An efficient method for calculating optimal free-space n-impulse trajectories.
Optimum central force transfer and rendezvous trajectories calculating technique, using primer-vector theory to determine time, number and state vector of all impulses
Jezewski, D. J.↗
Application of the characteristic method in calculating the time dependent, one-dimensional, compressible flow in a tube wind tunnel
Numerical procedures for solving time dependent equations for one dimensional flow through wind tunnels
Struck, H. G.↗
A finite-step method for calculation of theoretical load distributions for arbitrary lifting surface arrangements at subsonic speeds
Load distribution calculations for subsonic compressible flow of arbitrary wings and lifting surfaces
Blackwell, J. A., Jr.↗
Method of calculating blade-to-blade plane flow in centrifugal pump
Steam filament solution determines velocity distribution due to potential flow in the blade-to-blade plane of the radial impeller. This is used to determine the mass-averaged relative fluid angle, which is in turn used in an axisymmetric program to obtain steam surfaces of the assumed axisymmetric flow.
Jackson, E. D.↗