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Mariner 5 handbook

Handbook of technical data on operating characteristics and performance of Mariner 5

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Materials data handbook, aluminum alloy 6061

Comprehensive compilation of technical data on aluminum alloy 6061 is presented in handbook form. The text includes data on the properties of the alloy at cryogenic, ambient, and elevated temperatures and other pertinent information required for the design and fabrication of components and equipment utilizing this alloy.

Sessler, J.↗

Welding, brazing, and soldering handbook

Handbook gives information on the selection and application of welding, brazing, and soldering techniques for joining various metals. Summary descriptions of processes, criteria for process selection, and advantages of different methods are given.

Kilgore, A. B.↗

Microelectronic device data handbook

Handbook provides general guidance to the technology of integrated circuits for readers with little or no experience. It does not supply solutions to specific design problems, but is heavily footnoted to the original sources.

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Handbook of Astronautics

Soviet handbook of astronautics covering spacecraft and operating problems of near-earth spaceflight

Kondratev, N. YA.↗

Leakage Testing Handbook

Leakage testing handbook giving fundamentals, theory, methods, detector equipment, and test media

Bialous, A. J.↗

Biological handbook for engineers

Microbiological background information is compiled in handbook for engineers and scientists working on bio-related projects. It is intended as aid in - /1/ evaluating effects of engineering procedures on microbial life, /2/ determining effects of decontamination and sterilization on performance of overall systems, and /3/ understanding language of microbiologists.

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