The Absolute Quantum Efficiency of Calcium Tungstate with Lead in the Extreme Ultraviolet Region Scientific Report No. 1, 1 Feb. 1965 - 30 Jun. 1966
Luminescence of calcium tungstate with lead in far ultraviolet region
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Luminescence of calcium tungstate with lead in far ultraviolet region
Effect of wing leading-edge shape on aerodynamic characteristics of 67 deg swept wing-body model at Mach 1.50 to 4.63
Bond degradation and diffusion of braze and shoe constituents in lead telluride thermoelectric elements
W-diffusion bonding in preparing segmented silicon-germanium-lead telluride thermoelements, noting properties
W-diffusion bonding of lead telluride base thermoelements with nonmagnetic electrodes
Vortex lift calculation for sharp-edge delta wings based on leading edge suction analogy
Analysis of vortex sheets shed from leading edges of slender wings
Shock wave impingement effects on heat transfer on cylindrical leading edge
Aerodynamic characteristics at Mach 2.03 of series of curved leading edge wings employing various degrees of twist and camber
Theoretical investigation of aerodynamics of slender wing-body combinations exhibiting leading edge separation
Aluminum bonded lead telluride couples for use in space thermoelectric power supplies
Aerodynamic factors affecting performance of hypersonic leading edges up to 4000 deg F in terms of material capabilities
Aerodynamic characteristics of leading-edge sweep wing-body combinations
Temperature and frequency effects on amplitude- independent longitudinal ultrasonic attenuation in superconducting lead
Three-dimensional viscous flow computations are presented for the F/A-18 forebody including the leading-edge extension geometry. Solutions are obtained from an algorithm for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations that incorporates an upwind-biased, flux-difference-splitting approach along with longitudinally patched grids. Results are presented for both laminar and fully turbulent flow assumptions and include correlations with wind-tunnel as well as flight-test results. A good quantitative agreement for the forebody surface pressure distribution is achieved between the turbulent computations and wind-tunnel measurements at M ∞ = 0.6. The computed turbulent surface flow patterns on the forebody qualitatively agree well with in-flight surface flow patterns obtained on an F/A-18 aircraft at M ∞ = 0.34
Lift and pitching-moment characteristics of an NACA 0006 airfoil are presented for various deflections of a 0.15-chord leading-edge flap and a 0.30-chord plain trailing-edge flap. Pressure-distribution data are presented in tabular form. The data were obtained at a Mach number of 0.15 and a Reynolds number of 4,500,000.
This project set out to evaluate the critical issues of toxicity and public health effects, material availability, and the environmental impacts of raw material extraction and metal finishing, with the goal of using environmental impact as a factor in selecting feasible lead-free alloys.
This paper reviews selected parts of the current literature relevant to thermo-mechanical fatigue mechanisms in eutectic tin-lead solder, and suggests a general outline to account for some observed failures. The field is found to be complex. One recent experimental study finds some failure modes to be sensitive to joint geometry. Attempts to extrapolate from test environments to service environments have had only limited success. Much work remains to be done before fatigue failures in this material can be considered as under practical control.