Radiation Exchange Between Two Flat Surfaces Separated by an Absorbing Gas
Radiation exchange between two flat surfaces separated by an absorbing gas
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Radiation exchange between two flat surfaces separated by an absorbing gas
A frangible metal tube has the capability to dissipate the energy generated when a vehicle lands with excessive velocity. The tube is so placed that, at impact, it is forced against a die and, as it fragments, energy is absorbed.
A kinetic energy absorbing device uses a series of coaxial, mating cylindrical surfaces. These surfaces have high frictional resistance to relative motion when axial impact forces are applied. The device is designed for safe deceleration of vehicles impacting on landing surfaces.
Spectral investigation of meteor extracts to ascertain the origin of the ultraviolet-absorbing compounds reported present in the murray meteorite
A shock absorbent webbing of partially drawn synthetic strands is arranged in sections of varying density related to the varying mass of the human body. This is contoured to protect the body at points of contact, when subjected to large acceleration or deceleration forces.
Metal honeycomb elements used as axial energy absorbers - geometry, unit weight, material thickness & density
Shock absorber with an output shaft, hollow gear, and a pair of springs forming a resilient driving connection between shaft and gear, operates when abnormally high torques are applied. This simple durable frictional device is valuable in rotating mechanisms subject to sudden overloads.
Thermal radiation transport through absorbing plane layer
Two-dimensional analysis of radiant heat transfer to absorbing gases with flow and conduction
Energy-absorbing structural elements from radio frequency transparent materials
Radio frequency energy absorbing structural elements and materials
Energy absorbing characteristics of crushable aluminum structures in space environment
Energy absorbing characteristics of crushable aluminum honeycomb structures
Sound absorbing liner effect on harmonic oscillations at cylindrical boundary of rocket combustion chamber
RF transparent impact energy absorbing planetary landing craft material tests, examining various glass-cloth reinforced plastic honeycomb specimens
Temperature profiles and heat transfer in high speed Couette flow with mass transfer where gas is absorbing and emitting radiative energy
Radiative heat transfer through nonisothermal absorbing and emitting gray gas between heated walls
Energy absorbing device forces torus elements to revolve annularly between two concentric tubes when a load is applied to one tube. Interference forces can be varied by using torus elements of different thicknesses. The device operates repeatedly in compression or tension, and under problems of large onset rate tolerance or structural overload.