Gaseous core reactors
Gaseous core reactors for nuclear powered space propulsion
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Gaseous core reactors for nuclear powered space propulsion
Carbides as cathodes for thermionic space reactors - emission, stability, vaporization, and mechanical, irradiation, and diffusion properties of uranium and zirconium carbide
Coaxial flow gaseous fission reactor concept
Modification of M- 1 liquid hydrogen turbopump for use in Phoebus nuclear reactor
Thermodynamic and turbomachinery concepts for low power radioisotope and intermediate power reactor Brayton cycle systems - examination of intercooling and reheating effects
Fission electric cell reactor to generation of power in space
Gaseous cavitation reactor simulation experiment using uranium fluoride fuel
Spectral transmission characteristics of fused silica over range of temperature prior to nuclear irradiation and during thermal annealing of reactor-induced coloration
Comparison of analytical and experimental calculation of neutron albedo of borated and nonborated concrete blocks for reactor neutrons
NASA zero power reactor II to determine critical masses
Modification, major overhaul, repair, and instrument calibration of equipment used in cryogenic irradiation facility at Plum Brook reactor installation
Effectiveness of seed material for heating of hydrogen propellant in coaxial-flow gas reactor
Resonance integral and cross section calculation for thermal uranium 235 gaseous core reactor
Direct flow gas core nuclear reactor propulsion system
Development and mission applications of nuclear rockets based on graphite reactor technology
Irradiation cell design for cadmium sulfate solution stability under electron irradiation for use in tungsten water moderated reactor
Reactor core position influence on conical nozzle heat transfer and boundary layer characteristics