Drop-size effects in spray detonations
Liquid diethylcyclohexane /DECH/ sprays detonation propagation in gaseous oxygen, studying drop size effect on steady state development
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Liquid diethylcyclohexane /DECH/ sprays detonation propagation in gaseous oxygen, studying drop size effect on steady state development
Combustion processes and ignition criteria in shock wave ignition of liquid fuel drop in oxidizing atmosphere
Polymeric materials flow at tube entrance, discussing pressure drop and flow birefringent patterns at tapered and sharp entrances
Liquid nitrogen drops anomalous behavior in film boiling, resolving vaporization time discrepancies
Water and alkali metal boilers, predicting helical-flow-promoting inserts effect on pressure drop penalties by constant slip model
Instrumentation and drop testing techniques for investigating flight vehicle and personnel protective systems
Floating potential profiles, electrode drops, and electrode temperature measurements in unseeded, supersonic argon magnetohydrodynamic generator
Guidelines for using space shuttle configuration to determine effects of carrying ascent LH2 propellant in external drop tanks
Numerical solutions of compressible laminar boundary layer heat transfer and pressure drop of gas in uniformly heated tube
Experimental determination of pressure drop and flow characteristics of dilute gas-solid suspensions in turbulent pipe flow
Steam turbine blade metal removal rates by repetitive water drop impact, using hydrodynamic model
Incident shock wave interaction with liquid hydrocarbon fuel drops in oxidizing and inert atmospheres, considering combustion characteristics and ignition mechanism
Shock wave ignition of liquid fuel drop in oxidizing atmosphere, discussing combustion process
Liquid hydrocarbon fuel drop interaction with incident shock wave in oxidizing and inert atmospheres, investigating aerodynamic shattering and combustion
Liquid nitrogen drops anomalous behavior in Leidenfrost film boiling, investigating vapor instabilities effect on total vaporization time
Room temperature evaporating water drop shape history on cooper, lucite, stainless steel and Teflon, observing wetting dynamics effects
Seebeck effect solid state switch was developed eliminating thermoelectric generator switch voltage drops. Semiconductor switches were fabricated from materials with large Seebeck coefficients, arranged such that Seebeck potential is generated with such polarity that current flow is aided.
A statistical model for the multiple-drop-impact erosion of brittle solids was developed. An equation for calculating the rate of erosion is given. The development is not complete since two quantities that are needed to calculate the rate of erosion with use of the equation must be assessed from experimental data. A partial test of the equation shows that it gives results that are in good agreement with experimental observation.