Review of causes and alleviation of low tire traction on wet runways
Dynamic hydroplaning, viscous hydroplaning, and tire tread rubber reversion effects on tire traction on wet runways
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Dynamic hydroplaning, viscous hydroplaning, and tire tread rubber reversion effects on tire traction on wet runways
Partially wetted rotating disk theory, obtaining pressure gradient, frictional resistance and flow characteristics
Analytical expressions developed for prediction of partially wetted rotating disk pressure, gradient development and frictional drag for different flow regimes
Wetting and fabrication characteristics of high temperature cermets
Flow rate effect on dynamic contact angle for wetting liquids in weightless environment
Potential effect on wetting of platinum electrodes in acid electrolytes noting drainage role
Wetting and sessile drop contact angles between liquid binary Al alloys and solid Be, boron carbide and graphite under vacuum and in He
Computer program predicts condensation point in wet vapor turbines and analyzes subsequent nucleation and growth processes to determine both moisture content and drop size and number distribution as a function of position. Program includes effects of molecular association on condensation and flow processes and handles both subsonic and supersonic flows.
Wet slug tantalum capacitors exhibiting hermeticity and resistance to reverse voltage
Correlation of critical heat flux for wetting fluids and channels of various cross sections
Spacecraft wet oxidation for human waste processing, discussing temperature and gas pressure effects, catalyst types, pump requirements, etc
Directional control capability of 18 x 5.5, type 7 aircraft tires on wet surfaces
Mathematical prediction of evaporating water droplet wetting dynamics on stainless steel, Lucite, Teflon, and copper surfaces
Local forced convection heat transfer data and empirical correlations for boiling Hg in single wetted Ta tube with composite helical inserts
Room temperature evaporating water drop shape history on cooper, lucite, stainless steel and Teflon, observing wetting dynamics effects
A wet chemistry instrument prototype for detecting amino acids in planetary soil samples was developed. The importance of amino acids and their condensation products to the development of life forms is explained. The characteristics of the instrument and the tests which were conducted to determine the materials compatibility are described. Diagrams are provided to show the construction of the instrument. Data obtained from the performance tests are reported.
The design and test results of a four stage wet vapor turbine operating with slightly superheated inlet steam and expanding to 10% exit moisture are presented. High speed movies at 3000 frames per second of liquid movement on the pressure side and along the trailing edge of the last stator blade are discussed along with back lighted photographs of moisture drops as they were torn from the stator blade trailing edge. Movies at lower framing rates were also taken of the exit of the last rotating blade and the casing moisture removal slot located in line with the rotor blade shroud. Also moisture removal data are presented of casing slot removal at the exit of the third and fourth rotor blades and for slots located in the trailing edge of the last stator blade. Finally, the degradation of turbine thermodynamic performance due to condensation formation and movement is discussed.
The wet oxidation of sewage sludge during space flight was studied for water and gas recovery, and the elimination of overboard venting. The components of the system are described. Slurry and oxygen supply modules were fabricated and tested. Recommendations for redesign of the equipment are included.