Study for maintenance of hydraulic motors Final report, 27 Jun. 1967 - 27 Oct. 1968
Detection of malfunctions in hydraulic components of antenna drives and means for acquisition, processing and interpretation of diagnostic data
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Detection of malfunctions in hydraulic components of antenna drives and means for acquisition, processing and interpretation of diagnostic data
Microwave nondestructive testing techniques for large solid propellant rocket engines
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ATS-C satellite rocket exhaust plume convective heating measurements of VHF whip antennas, discussing nozzle flow and heating rate
Tank collection and spectrophotometric tests in determining aluminum oxide particle size produced by small rocket engine
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Assembly pumps liquid sodium-potassium /NaK/ eutectic at 950 K for up to 20,000 hours. Design features include - high operating-temperature capability, zero leakage, process fluid lubricant/coolant, insulation system compatible with ionizing radiation environments, and reliability and long life without maintenance.