An investigation of splitter plates for the aerodynamic separation of twin inlets at Mach 2.5
Splitter plates for aerodynamic separation of supersonic twin inlet propulsion system
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Splitter plates for aerodynamic separation of supersonic twin inlet propulsion system
Splitter plates for aerodynamic isolation of supersonic twin inlets
Welding energy related to microstructure and mechanical properties of aluminum alloy plate
Dimple, spall, and perforation of aluminum, niobium, and steel plates under hypervelocity impact
Mass evaporation rate and heat transfer coefficients for water drops supported by own superheated vapor over flat plate
Mass evaporation rate and heat transfer coefficients for water drops supported by own superheated vapor over flat plate
Conversion coating procedure repairs scratched and abraded cadmium-plated aluminum cable connectors while they are in assembly.
An automatic system measures the true average shear viscosity of liquids and viscoelastic materials, using the parallel plate method and automatically displays the results on a graphic record. This eliminates apparatus setup and extensive calculations.
Soft metal plating of hard metal lip seal enables successful operation of seal in a cryogenic fluid line under high pressure. The seal is coated with a thin film of 24 carat gold on the lip area to provide antigall and seal properties.
Computer program which yields CRT displays will decrease the time and labor required to reduce and provide a profile plot of surface plate calibration data. The displays depict actual and resolved data points for each individually calibrated line.
Lead plated aluminum ring provides a positive static seal for a large diameter pressure vessel for use in a hazardous environment at cryogenic temperatures with high pressure fluid flow. This design can be used in high and low pressure lines of any diameter for any fluid, with appropriate material modification.
Incremental procedure for solution of nonlinear problems with applications to plates and shells
Gas tungsten arc method for optimal weldments in steel plates for large rocket motor case
Nutrient deposition to surfaces by Rodac plates observed to evaluate microbial growth in clean environment
Plate study associated with reflector dynamics of Rosman I antenna
Compression testing of plastic plates reinforced with glass fibers preimpregnated with epoxy resin
Stress field near tip of central longitudinal crack in plate strip
Increased sensitivity of unsensitized plates for faint images and short exposures - astronomical photography