The optical diffusion method of measuring turbulence in air flows and flames /izmernie optiko-diffuzionnym metodom turbulentnosti vozdushnykh potokov i plamen/
Optical diffusion method of measuring turbulence in air flows and flames
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Optical diffusion method of measuring turbulence in air flows and flames
Radiation heat fluxes in an enclosure of plane gray surfaces with an arbitrary number of specularly reflecting and diffusely reflecting areas
Diffused n-on-p silicon particle detectors were irradiated with 1-Mev electrons, and with 31-Mev and 8.2-Mev protons. The detector capacitance was observed to increase with electron irradiation and to decrease with proton irradiation. A physical interpretation is given in terms of defect energy levels known to be introduced in silicon by irradiation. Defect ionization states are taken to be characteristic of the space-charge region, rather than of bulk silicon. The relation to other studies of damage in semiconductor particle detectors is pointed out, considering differences in the types of detector and irradiation used. The significance of these results is discussed for detector applications where the damage threshold is exceeded.
Solid-state diffusion bonding in an inert-gas atmosphere forms high-strength joints between butting or overlapping surfaces of thoriated nickel. This method eliminates inert-phase agglomeration.
Impurity diffusion process produces precision silicon semiconductor junctions economically and fast. Oxide is deposited on a silicon wafer and a controlled concentration of impurity atoms in gaseous form is simultaneously introduced into the reaction.
Solid-state diffusion process bonds lead telluride and lead telluride-tin telluride thermoelectric elements to tungsten electrodes. The resulting bond is nonmagnetic and has high strength and low electrical and thermal resistance. This method is also used with tantalum electrodes.
Experimental investigation of high subsonic turbine with forty blade rotor with zero suction-surface diffusion
Morphological characteristics of diffuse nebulae
Effectiveness of chemical trap in reducing residual gas in ultrahigh vacuum systems by oil diffusion pump
Effect of surface finish on diffuse spectral directional reflectance of metals
Design and performance of axial-flow pump rotor with blade tip diffusion factor of 0.66
Diffuse spectral reflectance of optically thick cloud and powder layers composed of particles with strong IR resonance, noting effect of particle size
Diffusion of protons in outer radiation belt due to violation of third adiabatic invariant for trapped particles
Rotational diffusion in magnetic field as related to biological growth and metabolic processes
Reduction of the contact resistance stabilizes the values, over a broad temperature range, of resistors used in linear integrated circuits. This reduction is accomplished by p-plus diffusion under the alloyed aluminum contacts.
Copper strip seals a high pressure fluid system connector so that it is insensitive to relaxation of the bolt loads. The copper strip is diffusion bonded to the surfaces of the connector flange by application of high pressure and temperature.
External pressure band is used to bond aluminum alloy collars to large diameter, stainless steel rings. The band contracts while cooling and exerts pressure on the joint between the silver plated surfaces of the ring and collar which expand toward the band. This diffusion bonding by differential expansion minimizes aluminum deformation.
Vapor diffusion type fuel cell electrode presents a nonwetting barrier to the liquid feedstocks so they may contact the electrolyte only in the vapor state. Thus, it effects feedstock mixing with the electrolyte at the electrolyte/catalyst interface but prevents feedstock decomposition and catalyst poisoning from liquid mingling.