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Vestibular influences on smooth muscles of small intestine and blood vessels after transection of autonomic nerves and spinal cord
Detonability of hydrogen-oxygen mixtures of various compositions in vessels comparable to rocket compartments
Electromagnetic blood flow meter to determine blood flow through intact vessels of test animals in gravitational stress and in extraterrestrial space capsules
Detonability of hydrogen-oxygen mixtures in large vessels at low initial pressures, using strong and weak igniters
Lead plated aluminum ring provides a positive static seal for a large diameter pressure vessel for use in a hazardous environment at cryogenic temperatures with high pressure fluid flow. This design can be used in high and low pressure lines of any diameter for any fluid, with appropriate material modification.
This study is concerned with the analytical solutions of natural convection flows in closed-end cylindrical vessels to obtain exact solutions of temperature and velocity distribution in the laminar flow region under steady state condition. The temperature and velocity distributions, in general power series of displacements, are substituted into the three basic equations of continuity, momentum and energy. The relationships between coefficients of all powers are obtained through initial and boundary conditions and recurrence formulae. For constant wall temperature conditions the general solution of temperature and velocity may be expressed as a function of displacement, geometry ratio and Rayleigh number. Prandtl number does not enter as an independent parameter.
Acute X-irradiation effects on venous circulation in cerebral vessels of rabbits
Tensile and interlaminar shear strengths of glass, boron, and graphite filament wound resin composites and liners for cryogenic pressure vessels
Cooldown of shrouded spherical vessels in liquid nitrogen, determining smallest tank-shroud gap compatibility with rapid cooldown
Carbon dioxide breathing effects on forearm blood vessels, discussing vascular resistance and carbon dioxide role in blood flow regulation
Adhesives to bond metal linings to filament- wound cryogenic pressure vessels evaluated by test series simulating fabrication and service conditions
Computer program analyzes design requirements and computes designs for metal-lined filament-wound pressure vessels with either geodesic /helical/ or in-plane filament winding patterns on the cylindrical portion and over the ends, reinforced by circumferential windings on the cylindrical portion.
Fiber glass material, placed between polyurethane foam insulation and the outer surfaces of cryogenic vessels, retains its resilience at cryogenic temperatures and provides an expansion layer between the metal surfaces and the polyurethane foam, preventing cracking of the latter.
Dispersion and dissipation of waves in blood vessels
Tensile strength properties of glass, boron, and graphite filament wound resin composites and liners for cryogenic pressure vessels
Cryogenic storage system and pressure vessel design
Viscosity and external constraints studied for effects on wave transmission in blood vessels
Stresses and loads on radial nozzles in spherical and cylindrical shells to study reinforcement of openings in pressure vessels