Heat conductivity of polyatomic and polar gases and gas mixtures.
Heat conductivity of polyatomic and polar gases and gas mixtures
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Apparatus measures thermal conductivity of honeycomb-core panels
Overall thermal conductivity of honeycomb-core panels at elevated temperatures is measured by an apparatus with a heater assembly and a calibrated heat-rate transducer. The apparatus has space between the heater and transducer for insertion of a test panel and insulation.
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Inductive system detects level of conducting fluids
Inductive system monitors the liquid level of a conductive fluid that is at a high temperature in a fully closed opaque container. The system is useful in any high temperature liquid-metal system. It shows fast response and is relatively insensitive to temperature fluctuations.
Roeske, P. W.↗
Communications experiments conducted at Andover, Maine
Communications tests conducted at Andover test station for Relay I satellite
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Use of a transcendental approximation in transient conduction analysis
Variation method applied to transient thermal conductivity in semiinfinite slab with nonlinear boundary condition
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The effect of load conductance on the selectivity of notch filters
Electronic notch filter with RC network - effect of load conductance on selectivity of notched filters
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Effects of a magnetic field on the conduction heat transfer at the stagnation point of a partially ionized argon gas
Magnetic field effects on conduction heat transfer at stagnation point of partially ionized argon gas
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Thermal conductivities of ordinary and isotopically substituted polar gases and their equimolar mixtures
Hot wire thermal conductivity measurements of ordinary and deuterated polar gases, and their equimolar gas mixtures
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Some results of biomedical investigations conducted during the training period and flights of V. F. Bykovskiy and V. V. Tereshkova
Physiological responses and work capacity studies conducted during cosmonaut training and space flights
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In-pile measurement of UO2 thermal conductivity Final report
Stoichiometric and grain growth effects on uranium dioxide thermal conductivity during in-pile operation
THERMAL CONDUCTOR↗
Development of two respirometer systems for use in the conduct of circadian rhythm studies in space Technical status report, 4 Nov. 1965 - 4 Feb. 1966
Respirometer systems for conducting circadian rhythm experiments in space
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Thermal contact conductance in a vacuum
Analytical equations for predicting thermal contact conductance between contiguous surfaces operating in vacuum environment
THERMAL CONDUCTOR↗
Influence of compressibility on conduction- type ac MHD generators
Influence of compressibility on conduction type magnetohydrodynamic ac generators
MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC GENERATOR↗
Heat Conductivity of Polyatomic and Polar Gases and Gas Mixtures
Theory for calculating heat conductivity of polyatomic and polar gases and gas mixtures
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Annealing of Neutron-irradiation-induced Changes in Impurity Conduction in Antimony- Doped Germanium
Annealing of neutron-irradiation-induced changes in impurity conduction in antimony-doped germanium
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Thermal contact conductance in a vacuum environment
Thermal contact conductance of aluminum and stainless steel in vacuum environment
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Electrical resistivity and conductivity of tungsten-fiber-reinforced copper composites
Electric resistivity and conductivity of tungsten- fiber-reinforced copper composites made by liquid phase infiltration techniques
TUNGSTEN↗
Hydrogen thermal conductivity at temperatures from 2000 to 4000 deg F Final report
Hydrogen thermal conductivity at temperatures from 2000 to 4600 deg F
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