Development of high speed flueric logic circuitry for a novel pneumatic stepping motor
High speed fluidic logic circuitry for pneumatic stepping motor
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Experimental study of steady-state and dynamic performance of a proportional flueric diverter valve
Steady state and dynamic performance of proportional fluidic diverter valve
CLOSED LOOP SYSTEM↗
Fluid power-transmitting gas bearing
Fluid power-transmitting gas bearing was designed that is essentially frictionless, stable, and highly efficient. The two basic components of this design are the base assembly and the upper plate. System could be a fluidic control system, a momentum exchange or reaction jet device.
Collins, D.↗
A study of all-fluid, high-temperature-sensing probes
Fluidics concept applied to miniaturized all-fluid high temperature sensing probes for use in hypervelocity wind tunnels
Bailey, R. G.↗
Research and development of on-board systems and elements for aerospace vehicles Research report, period ending 30 Sep. 1967
Advanced aerospace engineering research on fluid transmission lines, fluidic elements, hydraulic and pneumatic stepping motors, and fluid jet amplifier dynamics
Shearer, J. L.↗
Design and performance of flueric analog to pulse frequency converter
Fluidic analog to pulse frequency converter for pneumatic reactor control drum actuator system
Dustin, M. O.↗
Design, fabrication and test of a flueric servovalve
Design and performance of pneumatic-input fluidic servovalve
Vos, C. E.↗
Preliminary development of compound vortex amplifiers for hydraulic high-pressure application
Fluidic control of high hydraulic pressure by means of hydrodynamic vortex phenomenon
Goldschmied, F. R.↗
Advanced air data sensing techniques
X-15 flight test data on fluidic temperature sensor for measuring total temperature of hypersonic aircraft
Bogue, R. K.↗
Pneumatic logic rocket engine sequence control.
Fluidic breadboard version of rocket engine sequence control, describing pneumatic logic package and general limitations
Milleman, S. E.↗
Piezoelectric linear actuator
Actuator exerts linear force that is controllable and reproducible to microinch tolerance. It is constructed for extremely accurate control of a valve but can also be used as a variable venturi meter, micropositioner, microthruster, and in fluidics and reaction-control systems.
Lehrer, S.↗
Hermetically sealed vibration damper
Simple fluidic vibration damper for installation at each pivotal mounting between gimbals isolates inertial measuring units from external vibration and other disruptive forces. Installation between each of the three gimbal axes can dampen vibration and shock in any direction while permitting free rotation of the gimbals.
Wheatley, D. G.↗
Hydraulic fluid interaction servovalve
Fluidic vortex valves used as fluid control elements in hydraulic servoactuator control system
Blatter, A.↗
Advanced air data sensing techniques.
Fluidic type temperature sensor for total temperature measurement for hypersonic aircraft in atmosphere
Bogue, R. K.↗
Secondary-injection thrust vector control systems.
Fluidic secondary injection thrust vector control systems for solid propellant and hydrogen-oxygen rocket engines
Rivard, J. G.↗
Research and development of a vortex valve for flow modulation of a 16-percent aluminized 550 deg F solid propellant gas.
Fluidic vortex valve to modulate solid propellant generated hot gas flow
Blatter, A.↗
Bimorph piezoelectric device functions as flapper valve
Flapper valve using a bimorph piezoelectric ceramic bender converts an electrical input into a pneumatic output signal capable of operating fluidic logic elements in a decoder and display system.
Van Der Heyden, J.↗
Post-operative cranial pressure monitoring system
System for monitoring of fluidic pressures in cranial cavity uses a miniaturized pressure sensing transducer, combined with suitable amplification means, a meter with scale calibrated in terms of pressures between minus 100 and plus 900 millimeters of water, and a miniaturized chart recorder covering similar range of pressures.
Fager, C. A., Jr.↗