A simple method for determining the bending moment equation that includes vehicle elastic and sloshing modes and a numerical example
Bending moment of vehicle in terms of control parameters - vehicle elastic and sloshing modes
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Urinary ''free'' corticosteroids by a simple clinical method
Chromatography of urine extracts for determination of free corticosteroid
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Experiment d-9, simple navigation on gemini iv
Manual space navigation and guidance techniques used on Gemini IV mission - operational feasibility and future applicability of space sextant
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Two simple turbulent flows.
Plane vortex and radial flow Reynolds equation reduction to almost completely solvable forms, noting rotating gas planet formation problem
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A simple derivation of the coding theorem and some applications.
Upper bounds on probability of error achieved by using block codes on general time-discrete memoryless channel
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A simple relationship between the drag near zero lift and the initial normal-force-curve slope obtained from newtonian theory.
Near zero lift drag coefficient relationship to initial slope of normal force coefficient curve obtained from Newtonian theory
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Analysis of a simple technique for establishing lunar orbits.
Simplified guidance technique designed to put rocket in close orbit around Moon
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Theoretical and experimental studies of magnetoaerodynamic drag and shock stand-off distance, using simple aerodynamic shapes
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Experimental Flutter Investigation of Some Simple Models of a Boost Glide Vehicle Wing at Mach Numbers of 3.0 and 7.3
Results of tests at Mach numbers of 3.0 and 7.3 for possible wing flutter of a series of models of a boost-glide-vehicle wing are presented herein. All of the models were tested at conditions which exceeded the proposed nominal design requirements for the full-scale vehicle; namely, dynamic pressure of 1,000 pounds per square foot at the test Mach numbers. None of the models experienced flutter; therefore, large margins of safety from wing flutter are indicated. However, the effects of body freedoms on the flutter characteristics and local types of flutter were not investigated.
Doggett, Robert V., Jr.↗
Design of a simple wind tunnel
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Simple key locks turbine rotor blades
Symmetrical, cruciform key has end tabs which bend up to lock tubine rotor blades against axial displacement. The key locks without introducing aerodynamic resistance or upsetting rotor balance.
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Simple device facilitates inert-gas welding of tubes
Metal Y-tube simultaneously directs argon streams over weld areas on both sides of tubes being joined along a line on their outer periphery. The device is advanced along the junction in step with the welding operation.
Carrithers, K. V.↗
Flow ring valve is simple, quick-acting
Two porting rings, one within the other, control gas or liquid flow by using seal buttons as the sliding valve closers. Multiporting within the ring allows close control of the flow by the slight rotation of the outer porting ring.
Lindfors, J. A.↗
Simple circuit provides reliable multiple signal average and reject capability
Summation average and reject circuit based on diode clamping allows detection of individual functional deviations in a multiple signal system without shutting down the entire system.
Openshaw, R. L.↗
Simple scale interpolator facilitates reading of graphs
Set of cards with scale divisions and a scale finder permits accurate reading of the coordinates of points on linear or logarithmic graphs plotted on rectangular grids. The set contains 34 different scales for linear plotting and 28 single cycle scales for log plots.
Fazio, A.↗
Simple, nondestructive test identifies metals
Rapid, nondestructive test for identifying metals measures the characteristic potential difference produced by galvanic reaction between a reference electrode and the test metal. A drop of water is used as an electrolyte.
Dodds, D. J.↗
High voltage potential divider calibrated by simple device
Resistance bridge device incorporates a potentiometer, switches, and a null detector to calibrate high potential dividers under high voltage operation conditions. Calibration can be performed with this device in less than 1 minute at an accuracy of 0.001 percent.
Lewis, R. N.↗
Simple technique determines ac properties of hard superconductive materials
Critical current density of neodymium-titanium alloy samples is analyzed from magnetization curves to determine the ac properties of hard semiconductive materials. A complete family of magnetization curves is obtained, each curve representing performance at a different temperature.
Harper, C. M.↗