An Investigation of a Sono-chemical Approach in Sterilization Problems Fourth Semiannual Progress Report, 1 Jan. - 30 Jun. 1966
Airborne ultrasonic sound in combination with propylene oxide on spores to achieve sterilization
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Airborne ultrasonic sound in combination with propylene oxide on spores to achieve sterilization
Bladder and expulsion devices for spacecraft liquid propulsion systems - pinhole leak test fixture, heat sterilization of ethylene propylene with hydrazine, and metal diaphragms
Ultrasound used in combination with propylene oxide for sterilization of bacterial spores
A series of polyacrylonitrile-based (PAN) electrolytes containing LiAsF6 and a number of solvent mixtures including ethylene carbonate (EC) + propylene carbonate (PC) were prepared, electrochemically evaluated and used as electrolyte in the polymer cells.
The Thermal Control System (TCS) of the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) Ocean Color Instrument (OCI) incorporates two propylene Loop Heat Pipes (LHP). A Thermal Vacuum (TVAC) test was conducted at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to characterize the fully integrated OCI in the test-as-you-fly configuration. Within the constraints of movement of the OCI in the TVAC chamber, an elaborate series of trending and calibration tests have been accomplished. This paper presents the measured LHP performance along with lessons learned.
A phase change material heat capacitor prototype, designed and built under a NASA Small Business Innovation Research grant by Mezzo Technologies, was tested through coolant thermal cycling within the expected flow rates and temperature range of the Orion spacecraft’s propylene glycol-water mixture coolant system. Testing was performed with the phase change material contained under sealed conditions after a degassing procedure and exposed to atmosphere without prior degassing. The useful heat storage capacitance was measured and compared to Orion spacecraft requirements and theoretical N-Pentadecane storage capacity.
Simulated space effects on Mylar laminates and propylene laminates with aluminum for satellite applications
Special tool seals electrical conductors connecting instrumentation within space vehicle cryogenic fuel tanks and oxidizer tanks. An inner sleeve of fluorinated ethylene-propylene and an outer sleeve of tetrafluoroethylene enclose a bundle of conductors and are heated with the tool to form a tight seal of the bundle and each individual wire.
High energy compounds in organic electrolytes - electrochemical and chemical properties of cyclic esters, gamma butyrolactone, gamma valerolactone, and propylene carbonate
Superheating crystallization of ethylene- propylene and ethylene-butene-1 copolymers and extended chain morphology
Spacecraft primary battery containing copper fluoride couple with lithium-chlorine tetraoxide propylene carbonate electrolytes
Physical properties and structural studies on propylene carbonate, dimethyl formamide, and acetonitrile solvent electrolytes
Patch-type tests of ethylene-propylene rubber expulsion bladder material for thermal sterilization compatibility studies
Synergistic effects in bacterial sterilization by combined action of ethylene or propylene oxide with high intensity airborne sound waves
Propylene imine IR and Raman spectra, calculating thermodynamic functions based on rigid rotator harmonic oscillator model
Fluorinated ethylene propylene /FEP/ film is substituted for epoxy cement in bonding glass covers to silicon solar cells. Insensitivity of FEP to ultraviolet radiation reduces requirement for filtering and does not impair cell performance. Cell costs are reduced and cover mounting is simplified.
Colloidal alumina nonNewtonian suspension in propylene glycol, examining thixotropic behavior at various structural levels
Feasibility of fluorinated ethylene propylene as replacement for conventional silicon solar cell covers