Thermal Poly-alpha-Amino-Acids Containing Low Proportions of Aspartic Acid
Poly-alpha-amino acids /protenoids/ containing low proportions of aspartic acid synthesized by heating dry amino acids mixtures
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Poly-alpha-amino acids /protenoids/ containing low proportions of aspartic acid synthesized by heating dry amino acids mixtures
Longitudinal vibration of cylindrical membrane shells containing liquid, with liquid velocity potential expanded into matrix-eigenvalue problem
Laser action in gas discharge tubes filled with compounds containing C, N, H or D in presence of hydrogen or deuterium gas
Nonparametric method for subset selection containing population with largest alpha quantile, discussing population sampling
Surface disintegration of contained liquid excited longitudinally at HF
Coupled oscillations of sloshing liquid in elastic rectangular and cylindrical tank, noting frequency changes due to level and container configuration
Intermediate magnetostatic propagation mode for spin wave in axially magnetized rod containing turning point, including spin wave losses, explaining delay time
Linear maximum likelihood smoothing for case of measurements containing noise with correlation times comparable to response time, noting application to inertial navigation
1500-hr performance of liquid-cooled contained- electrolyte low temperature fuel cell system
Tantalum and stainless steel double containment mercury boiler for SNAP 8 space power system, describing thermal design
Lateral sloshing of liquid in spheroidal containers
Coupled oscillations of sloshing liquid in elastic rectangular and cylindrical tank, noting frequency changes due to level and container configuration
This report describes the results of a study of cryogenic container thermodynamics during propellant transfer. The purpose of this study is to provide analytical and empirical descriptions of the transient phenomena occurring in cryogenic transfer lines and receive tanks during initial propellant transfer. A further basic objective is to identify those conditions which give rise to the possibility of tank implosion, and to establish the procedures and/or systems necessary to eliminate this possibility.
Fluid dynamical analysis for idealized reactors system with spherical symmetry determines the effect which the destructive component of a nuclear accident produces on primary containment structures. Steel strands surrounding the reactor cavity in the biological shield exhibit plastic deformation to achieve the energy absorption.
Design point performance of double containment tantalum and stainless steel mercury boiler for SNAP 8
Injection and containment of electron clouds in azimuthally symmetric, toroidal apparatus
High temperature mechanical properties of polycrystalline hafnium carbide containing 13- volume-percent hafnium diboride
Stability of attitude motion of orbiting vehicle containing gyrostats