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Control system maintains selected liquid level

Single-sensor control system maintains liquid hydrogen at a preselected desired level within a tank, regardless of boiloff. It calibrates output in percentage. Thus, when the fuel is at the desired level, the system output will indicate 100 percent regardless of what percent of tank capacity the fuel has reached.

Bergeson, R. L.↗

Control circuit maintains unity power factor of reactive load

Circuit including feedback control elements automatically corrects the power factor of a reactive load. It maintains power supply efficiency where negative load reactance changes and varies by providing corrective error signals to the control windings of a power supply transformer.

Kramer, M.↗

Method of maintaining activity of hydrogen-sensing platinum electrode

Three-electrode hydrogen sensor containing a platinum electrode maintained in a highly catalytic state, operates with a minimal response time and maximal sensitivity to the hydrogen gas being sensed. Electronic control and readout circuitry reactivates the working electrode of the sensor to a state of maximal catalytic activity.

Harman, J. N., III↗

Maintainability methodology and maintenance analyses

Initial approach in performing maintainability studies involves detailed description of methodology used. Maintenance analyses are formulated for system, subsystem, and component levels. These are performed to ensure that complete, integrated, logistics system support elements are identified.

Beach, R. E.↗

On maintaining the meteoritic complex.

Meteoritic complex maintainance, discussing dissipative processes such as solar radiation, Poynting-Robertson effect, sublimation, solar wind, etc

Whipple, F. L.↗