Conceptual study of a liquid-core nuclear rocket.
Liquid-core reactor concept examined for nuclear rocket
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Liquid-core reactor concept examined for nuclear rocket
Address current error detector generates signal whenever error-producing conditions arise in magnetic core arrays
Wheel-flow gaseous-core reactor concept for space vehicle propulsion
Buckling test of truss-core sandwich cylinder loaded in bending - cylinder failure due to growth of wall buckles
Reactor core position influence on conical nozzle heat transfer and boundary layer characteristics
Stability of coupled-core nuclear reactor systems
Estimated surface fluid motions of earth core, and rotational and irrotational flow data
Switching properties of partially set square-loop ferrite core, noting flux level influence, measurement techniques, etc
Gamma-level ring-core magnetometer sensitivity parameters, noting frequency, dynamic differential permeability, number of pickup turns, etc
High saturation core material magnetic behavior, noting structural instability accompanied by deteriorating magnetic properties at high temperatures
Theory and design techniques for magnetic core memories for special purpose digital computers and control systems
Westward drift of geomatic field and relation to earth core motions
Compression tests of open-face truss core sandwich panels
Method of determining velocity of surface fluid motions of earth core for various epochs
Magnetic core digitized spark chamber for use on balloons and satellites
Performance potential of radiant heat transfer liquid-core nuclear rocket engine
Frozen field estimation of surface flow of earth core and effects of secular change resulting from flow pattern nonuniformity
Earth core surface fluid velocity patterns and magnetic field secular change at earth surface for various epochs