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Special mount improves remote transducer accuracy

Transducer-mounting device allows measurement of transient pressure in a hostile environment. The device provides free passage areas and a controlled environment for the measuring instrument.

Layton, J. P.↗

Vibration analysis utilizing Mossbauer effect

Measuring instrument analyzes mechanical vibrations in transducers at amplitudes in the range of a few to 100 angstroms. This instrument utilizes the Mossbauer effect, the phenomenon of the recoil-free emission and resonant absorption of nuclear gamma rays in solids.

Roughton, N. A.↗

Deployable lattice column

Lattice column, made up of many individually collapsible sections connected in tandem, rapidly raises measuring instruments to a level appreciably above that where data is to be recorded and evaluated. The column may be collapsed by collapsing each section in sequence and is deployed by extending each section in sequence.

Mauch, H. R.↗

Contamination monitor

Optical measuring instrument flown on IMP satellite to monitor spacecraft contamination

Sheehy, R. N.↗

Surveyor 5 science results.

Surveyor 5 alpha particle backscattering instrument measurement, TV pictures of lunar surface elemental composition and magnetic and mechanical measurements

Jaffe, L. D.↗

Laser-Doppler gas velometer

Three dimensional laser Doppler instrument measures both local mean and fluctuating gas velocity of air flow. Technique is used for measuring atmospheric wind velocity and turbulence. Under certain conditions liquid flows can be measured.

Huffaker, R. M.↗

Metabolic breath analyzer

Instrument measures metabolic breathing rate and dynamics of human beings in atmospheres ranging from normal air to 100 percent oxygen at ambient pressures from 14.7 to 3.0 psia. Measurements are made at rest or performing tasks up to maximum physical capacity under either zero or normal gravity.

Perry, C. L.↗