Development and Testing of a 20 kW Moving Packed-Bed Particle-to-sCO2 Heat Exchanger Test Facility.
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Semiconductor devices are used in all aspects of modern life and the reliability of these devices is a concern and may limit their applicability and performance.
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The NSTTF O&M Project continues the operation and maintenance activities of the existing critical capabilities and infrastructure at the NSTTF. This project is to support and assure the success of Solar Heat for Industrial Process in the United States and the larger global community by ensuring the NSTTF is a safe and operational facility. The primary goal of this project will be to maintain the solar tower and heliostat field while also allowing NSTTF staff to improve processes for operations and maintenance. This includes expanding our preventative maintenance program, inventory systems, and our data sharing capabilities. Additionally, this will support an outreach program with regular seminars, sharing of data, and the release of open-source software to support heliostat metrology
Modification of M- 1 liquid hydrogen turbopump for use in Phoebus nuclear reactor
Acoustic focusing by returning atmospheric sound ray computations
Theoretical and experimental evaluation of radar boresight range on Merrit Island
Dynamic load simulators for electronic evaluation of electrical hardware
Constructing models of transportation system in US
Development of facility for experimental evaluation of centrifugal pump operating under periodic fluctuations of inlet pressure and flow
Stored arc heated air true temperature, flight and altitude simulation facility in Mach number 8 to 10 region for air breathing propulsion research
A combination of software and hardware for a time-sharing computer is described which allows the user to obtain an on-line data display in the control room of a large research facility. Display and hard copy of alphanumeric data as well as graphical data can be obtained as desired by the user. In addition, a number of utility programs provide for on-line graphic editing, program control, data manipulation, and off-line microfilm processing.
This environment has not only attracted people and increased payrolls, but has also created a broader base for the local economy. The activity of the center was a catalyst to private enterprise and has led to sizeable residential and commercial developments. Adequate treatment of domestic and industrial waste water was maintained. A feasibility study is now being conducted to establish a plan for a coordinated, centerwide plan for advanced treatment of domestic and industrial waste water.
First year activities at the NASA Earth Resources Laboratory are reviewed. Covered are: (1) personnel; (2) organization; (3) technical equipment capabilities; (4) University programs; (5) agency relationships; (6) minor projects; (7) technical program; and (8) 1971 reports and products.