THE LOWER LIMIT OF LATITUDE /US SECTOR/ OF NORTHERN QUIET AURORAL ARCS, AND ITS RELATION TO DST/H/
Northern quiet arcs in lower limit of latitude /us sector/ and its relation to magnetic storms & to the ring current magnetic field intensity
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Northern quiet arcs in lower limit of latitude /us sector/ and its relation to magnetic storms & to the ring current magnetic field intensity
Subsonic high temperature arc heated wind tunnel tests for structural materials
Association between subvisual red arcs and horizontal component of storm-time disturbance field - magnetic storm and aurora
Satellite orbital transfer using arc-jet engine - electrothermal propulsion systems
Electronics of plasma arc jet engines
Arc discharge through supersonic gas flow in a nozzle
Performance of d-c arc operating in nitrogen
Investigation of bipropellant arc jet
Experimental investigation of a nitrogen electric arc consisting of a concentric cylinder-type electrode configuration incorporating a magnetic field
Discussion of energy addition and loss mechanisms in thermal arc jet engines showing the validity of the core-flow model
The arc mode of operation of the cesium-vapor type diode of thermionic energy converter
Hypersonic wind tunnel using arc-heated air for mach numbers from 10 to 20
Power supply designed for a 1-kw arc engine for use with the scout electric rocket test /sert/ program
Observations on the energy transfer processes occurring within the arc jet engine
Plasma generator is described which produces a supersonic gas flow at high enthalpies by the passage of a constricted-arc discharge through the nozzle
Open-cycle thermodynamics, nozzle fluid dynamics and heat transfer for plasma arc jet engines
Radiation cooling, throat flow effects and performance of a combined arc-jet engine crossed field accelerator
Properties, availability and fabricability of materials for electric arc-jet engines