Manufacture and delivery of demonstration I beam framing component Final report, 4 Feb. - 4 Mar. 1971
Integrally woven quartz fiber I beam with uniform thickness using epoxy resin
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Integrally woven quartz fiber I beam with uniform thickness using epoxy resin
Development of calorimeter for spacecraft batteries comprising pressurized vessel, heat sink, and copper conductor
Development of apparatus for studying stabilized image properties of human eye using photomultiplier tube and magnetic core array storage system
Hot firing tests with FLOX/methane propellants for evaluating pyrolytic refractory composite materials for thrust chambers
Instabilities and turbulence in highly ionized plasmas in magnetic field related to problems of thrustors for manned space flight and plasma generated energy
Coordinated auroral electron observations from synchronous and polar satellites
Basic process steps for fabrication of thick or thin film microcircuits for NASA use
Fuel tests to determine feasibility of gelled methane for use in jet engine
Aluminum contacting technique for lead telluride thermoelectric converter module
Performance testing and modifications of wideband satellite video recorder/reproducer prototype models
Large scale integration and metal oxide semiconductor microelectronic testing techniques including combinatorial, sequential, functional, and parametric methods
Large scale integration microelectronic wafer and package testing including parametric and functional tests of combinatorial and sequential logic circuits
Possible electron irradiated failure modes of MOS micrometeoroid capacitor detectors
Protective coating of phosphate-bonded zirconia for regeneratively cooled thrust chambers
Effect of microwave absorption and decimetric radio noise in Jovian atmospheres on radio communication in 1 to 10 GHz frequency band
Error correcting codes and data compression techniques for PCM adaptive telemetry systems - abstracts
Techniques for fabricating electroformed injectors for high energy space storable liquid propellants
The effects of various oral input water loads on solute and water distribution throughout the body are presented in the form of a model. The model was a three compartment model; the three compartments being plasma, interstitial fluid and cellular fluid. Sodium, potassium, chloride and urea were the only major solutes considered explicitly. The control of body water and electrolyte distribution was affected via drinking and hormone levels.