Cryogenic tensile properties of selected materials
Tensile properties of titanium alloys, stainless steel and iron alloys, nickel-base alloys, aluminum alloys, and Teflon-base materials
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Tensile properties of titanium alloys, stainless steel and iron alloys, nickel-base alloys, aluminum alloys, and Teflon-base materials
Thermal vacuum weight loss determinations of polymers for spacecraft construction material applications
Three-dimensional, reinforced fabric construction for ablating materials
Composite metal matrix materials reinforced with polycrystalline ceramic and metal fibers
Magnetic and electrical materials capable of operation in 800 deg F to 1600 deg F temperature range for advanced space electric power system
Development and testing of porous tungsten ionizer materials for cesium contact engines
Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in various composite materials
Charring ablative materials effectiveness in combined convective and radiative heating as reentry shield
Insulation materials and processes for aerospace and hydrospace applications - SAMPE Symposium, San Francisco, May 1965
Two-phase flow and material attrition problems for Rankine cycle liquid metal power plants
Formation and life histories of transfer films of self-lubricating retainer materials on ball bearings operating in hydrogen gas at 33 deg K
Reinforcing fiber systems for ablative composite materials - application to thrust chambers of liquid-fuel rocket engines
Evaluation of radio frequency characteristics of radome materials for Venus Deep Space Station antenna using radiometric measurements
Relative wear of low and high temperature self lubricating polytetrafluoroethylene cage materials tested in ball bearings operating at high speeds at various temperatures
Analytical technique for predicting physical, thermal, and optical properties of composite material constituents used in radiant and/or radiant/convective heating environment
High temperature magnetic alloys, dielectric materials, and lightweight capacitor design for advanced spacecraft power supply system
Three classes of composite materials for space vehicle application