An evaluation of composite Teflon- aluminum foil bladders for the Surveyor vernier propulsion systems
Composite Teflon-aluminum foil bladders for Surveyor vernier propulsion system
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Ballistic limit of aluminum plates determined by an exploding foil gun technique
Exploding foil gun technique for simulated meteoroid protection
Alfaro-Bou, E.↗
Experimental determination of neutron fluxes in Plum Brook reactor HB-6 facility with use of sulfur pellets and gold foil
Fast and thermal neutron flux measurements in test cavity outside HB-6 beam port in Plum Brook reactor using sulfur pellets and gold foils
Bozek, J. M.↗
On fluid inertia effects in infinitely wide foil bearings
Fluid inertia effects in foil bearings - mathematical analysis
Eshel, A.↗
Beam-foil excitation of spectra of Al II, III and Fe II, III.
Beam-foil technique of exciting electronic levels in atoms and ions applied to Al and Fe
Bashkin, S.↗
Surface dependence of the critical pinning current density in type-II superconducting foils.
Critical pinning current density for initiating flux flow in Pb-Bi type II superconducting foils, noting dependence on surface to volume ratio
Joiner, W. C. H.↗
Orientational dependence of the flux-flow resistivity and critical current density in type-II superconducting foils.
Flux-flow resistivity and critical current density orientational dependence in Pb alloys type 2 superconducting foils under magnetic field, discussing Lorentz force
Joiner, W. C. H.↗
Beam-foil excitation of multiply ionized nitrogen.
Electronic excitation of nitrogen beam passed through thin carbon target foil noting spectral lines, unidentified lines and decay times
Bashkin, S.↗
Foil bearing support for high-speed rotor
High speed rotors are supported initially by flexible metal foil and then on an air film generated by a self-acting hydrodynamic effect. The flexibility of the bearing enables it to conform and deflect locally, wear is less severe, self-alignment and accommodation of thermal distortion is permitted.
Lazar, L.↗
Study, fabrication and testing of a foil-bearing rotor support system
High speed foil bearing rotor support system
Eshel, A.↗
Radiative mean-life measurements of some atomic-hydrogen excited states using beam-foil excitation.
Excited atomic H state radiative mean life measurements using beam-foil excitation method
Chupp, E. L.↗
Beam-Foil Spectroscopy, Proceedings of the Conference, University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz., November 20-22, 1967. Volume 1.
Beam-foil spectroscopy - NASA Conference, University of Arizona, November 1968, Volume 1
Bashkin, S.↗
General review of beam-foil spectroscopy.
Beam-foil spectroscopy problems noting light collection, spectrograph design, broadening of spectral lines by Doppler effect and other complications
Bashkin, S.↗
A study of hydrogen Lyman alpha radiation using the beam-foil excitation method.
Free excited H atom Lyman alpha radiation intensity study using beam-foil excitation method
Chupp, E. L.↗
Beam-foil Spectroscopy, Proceedings of the Conference, University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz., November 20-22, 1967. Volume 2.
Beam foil spectroscopy - NASA Conference, University of Tucson, November 1967, Volume 2
Bashkin, S.↗
Beam foil spectroscopy.
Beam foil spectroscopy for measuring wavelengths and spectral line intensities
Bashkin, S.↗
Mean life measurements using the beam foil light source.
Mean life measurement of excited ions electronic levels using beam foil light source, emphasizing beam particle monitoring and theoretical equations
Bickel, W. S.↗