Examination of B. subtilis var. niger spore killing by dry heat methods
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B. subtilis dry heat spores↗
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Extended temperature range studies for dry heat microbial reduction
This paper will present the lethality data that has been collected at this time and the planned future studies. The results show that rapid ramp-up heating times are critical to obtaining valid lethality data at high temperatures because an extensive number of spores are killed before reaching the target temperature. Exploratory experiments have also been performed using a laser to rapidly heat coupons.
microbial reduction↗
Future Drying in Central America and Northern South America Linked With Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
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Y. Chen↗
Dry Season Evapotranspiration Dynamics over Human-Impacted Landscapes in the Southern Amazon Using the Landsat-Based METRIC Model
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Kul Khand↗
Phase Locking of the Boreal Summer Atmospheric Response to Dry Land Surface Anomalies in the Northern Hemisphere
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Hailan Wang↗
DRY HEAT STERILIZATION OF COMPONENTS FOR SPACE PROBES. LABORATORY
Sterilization of space probe components
PROBE↗
Fundamentals of Drying Porus Materials
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Hansen, D.↗
A DEVICE FOR THE HUMIDIFICATION OF INSPIRED DRY OXYGEN AND THE PREVENTION OF HYPERVENTILATION RESEARCH
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Bartlett, R. G.↗
Evaluation of dry film lubricating materials for spacecraft applications.
Molybdenum sulfide and Teflon as solid film lubricating materials for spacecraft applications considering low friction coefficient, wear rate, etc
MOLYBDENUM SULFIDE↗
The resistivity of microorganisms to thermal inactivation by dry heat
Resistance evaluation of natural source spore isolates to inactivation by thermal shock
THERMAL SHOCK↗
Experimental investigation of the mechanism by which freezing or drying and associated effects affect living cells
Mechanism and relationship between dehydration and freezing injury recorded by calorimetric apparatus
FREEZING↗
[Experimental Investigation of the Mechamism by Which Freezing or Drying and Associated Effects Affect Living Cells]
Biological cell injury, ice formation, freezing, and dehydration studies in effort to find cryoprotective agents
DEHYDRATION↗
Some problems of the fluidized-bed drying of heat-sensitive materials in a cyclic regime
Approximation method for calculating kinetics of fluidized-bed dehydration of heat-sensitive disperse material in symmetric high frequency regime
FLUIDIZED BED↗
Bearings use dry self-lubricating cage materials
Rolling element bearings in spacecraft mechanical systems use solid lubricant composites of polytetrafluoroethylene in the bearing cage which functions as the lubricant reservoir. The cage spaces the rolling elements equally and provides the lubricant at the bearing load-carrying surface.
Anderson, W. J.↗
Study to determine an improved method for Apollo propellant system decontamination and propellant tank drying Final report
Pressure-cycled vapor phase cleaning method for Apollo service module propellant tank decontamination
Mattson, G. C.↗
The Dry Massive Model of the Atmosphere of Venus and the Microwave Phase Effect
Calculating temperature profiles in thermal and convective boundary layers of Venus
Thaddeus, P.↗
Studies on Ethylene Oxide-freon 12 Decontamination and Dry-Heat Sterilization Cycles
Ethylene oxide-Freon decontamination and heat sterilization cycles
Campbell, B. A.↗
Dry-frictional shock absorber
Kinetic energy absorber that can safely decelerate a vehicle as it impacts a surface affords minimum rebound, is lightweight and compact, and needs no lubrication or hydraulic fluids.
Tener, W. M.↗