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Clean room technologies for control of contamininants for component reliability
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Clean room technologies for control of contamininants for component reliability
High bay clean room design with laminar air flow, discussing air filtration, sound attenuation, construction, illumination, etc
Degrees of adaptation acquired from coriolis stimulation and head movements in rotating rooms
Fracture crack propagation in Inconel at room and cryogenic temperatures for surface defective samples
Preventing motion sickness in slow rotation room by incremental increases in strength of stimulus
Investigating pressure fields from sonic booms transmitted into rooms through open windows
Room temperature tensile deformation and fracture of polycrystalline graphite as function of particle size, bulk density, preferred orientation, and stress action direction
Clean room design problems concerning dampers, high pressure blowers, humidifiers, filters, etc
Quantification of subjective estimates of well- being during onset and remission of motion sickness symptomatology in slow rotation room
Determination of magnitude of structural over-test received by spacecraft structures when qualified in reverberant rooms
Pressure field steady state calculations for sonic boom signal transmission into rooms through open windows
Laminar airflow and airborne contamination control concepts with clean room specifications and laminar flow facility designs
Clean room fire caused by gas heating element thermostat failure in liquid nitrogen system
Lithium-containing p-n solar cells photovoltaic performance and stability tests at room temperature
Room with windows and open doors under sonic boom, determining cavity resonance model for impulsive loading conditions
Inert gases release from breccia 10065 by lunar rock vacuum crushing at room temperature, suggesting breccia formation from gas-rich parent materials
The effect of finite source size on the power statistics in a reverberant room for pure tone excitation was investigated. Theoretical results indicate that the standard deviation of low frequency, pure tone finite sources is always less than that predicted by point source theory and considerably less when the source dimension approaches one-half an acoustic wavelength or greater. A supporting experimental study was conducted utilizing an eight inch loudspeaker and a 30 inch loudspeaker at eleven source positions. The resulting standard deviation of sound power output of the smaller speaker is in excellent agreement with both the derived finite source theory and existing point source theory, if the theoretical data is adjusted to account for experimental incomplete spatial averaging. However, the standard deviation of sound power output of the larger speaker is measurably lower than point source theory indicates, but is in good agreement with the finite source theory.
Axial load fatigue and fracture tests were conducted on thick welded plates of 2219-T87 aluminum alloy to determine the tensile strength properties and the flaw growth behavior in electron beam, gas metal arc, and pulse current gas tungsten arc welds for plates 6.35 centimeters (2.5 in.) thick. The tests were conducted in room temperature air and in liquid nitrogen environments. Specimens were tested in both the as-welded and the aged after welding conditions. The experimental crack growth rate were correlated with theoretical crack growth rate predictions for semielliptical surface flaws.