Theory, design, and performance of a coaxial, exploding-wire system
Coaxial cable, exploding wire with pressurized spark gaps
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Coaxial cable, exploding wire with pressurized spark gaps
Turbulent coaxial flow analysis for predicting fuel mass in reactor cavity
Coaxial plasma gun for accelerating small particles to meteor velocities
RF voltage breakdown in coaxial transmission lines
Coaxial electrodes with electric and magnetic fields to study instability in MPD arcs
Dissimilar coaxial axisymmetric jets confined laminar mixing obtained from numerical solution of boundary layer equations, considering binary, isothermal and nonreacting system
Current sheet velocity in coaxial plasma accelerator, noting drag due to insulator ablation and degassing
Turbulent coaxial flow analysis predicting fuel volume fraction in gas core nuclear rocket reactor cavity, using free-jet computer code and eddy viscosity equation
Coaxial three coil probe measuring local electrical conductivity and velocity in plasma streams, discussing operations in electrolytes and axisymmetric plasma stream
Turbulence measurements in ducted coaxial air flow with faster outer stream pertinent to gas core nuclear rocket feasibility
Coaxial plasma deflagration gun for accelerating particles to high velocities at low thermal energy for plasma injection experiments
Characteristics of viscous gases flowing between two relatively rotating coaxial cylinders
Composition distribution and equivalent body shape for reacting, coaxial, supersonic hydrogen air flow
Design and development of electric connectors for rigid and semirigid coaxial cables
Radio frequency coaxial filter to provide dc isolation and low frequency signal rejection in audio range
Cross flow wind tunnel performance tests of 15 in. wing installed lift fan with coaxial drive turbine for VTOL transport aircraft
Fluid mechanics experiments to investigate methods for reducing mixing between confined coaxial flows in cylindrical chambers for application to open-cycle gaseous-core nuclear rockets
Vortex and coaxial flow of argon and helium plasmas heated inductively, and strong magnetic field effects on turbulent plasma mixing, for gas core reactors