Liquid hydrogen tank insulation for the S-II BOOSTER.
Liquid hydrogen tank insulation constructed of honeycomb core containing polyurethane foam for S-ii booster
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Liquid hydrogen tank insulation constructed of honeycomb core containing polyurethane foam for S-ii booster
Halogenated polyurethane and polycarbonate are synthesized and found to be LOX compatible but dependent upon the type nitrogen bonding.
Solvent system dissolves the solid curing agents used with polyurethane resins in adhesive systems. The system developed yields bond strengths comparable to 100 percent solid formulations. The optimum solvent chosen was a 55.5 percent solution in anhydrous tetrahydrofuran.
Outgassing rate measurements on stored composite fuels of polybutadiene acrylic acid and polyurethane binders
Industrial, nontoxic smoke bombs are used in multiroomed buildings to locate and fill discovered leak areas with polyurethane foam. All obvious air escape routes are sealed and the room is then pressurized to a minimum of 0.1 inch water above the pressure of adjoining rooms.
Hazardous circuit ohmmeter is of sufficiently low energy output that it may be used to test extremely sensitive circuits safely, reliably, and accurately. A polyurethane-foam-lined aluminum case provided protection for the unit assembly.
Structure-property study of polyurethane, epoxy, polyisocyanurate, and polyoxazolidone adhesives
Preparation and testing of adhesive polyurethanes, polycarbonates, and other highy halogenated polymers for liquid oxygen compatibility
Gold epoxy projectiles accelerated into lead, hard and soft aluminum, and rigid polyurethane foams to determine crater formation
Polyurethane foam encapsulation techniques for maintaining constant atmosphere and providing mechanical protection against high voltage breakdown in spacecraft ion propulsion systems
Test methods and procedures to determine thermal conductivity of polyurethane foam and aluminized Mylar
Polyurethane rubber failure behavior under uniaxial, equilibiaxial and equitriaxial tensile stress
Thermal conductivity of closed cell polyurethane foam insulation, analyzing steady state heat flow, gas diffusion, condensing, mole fraction and temperature
Polyurethane-coated synthetic fabric is fitted with a filament-glass mat exterior which gives it a high degree of springback ability. Material is capable of maintaining its springback capability in a temperature range from ambient to cryogenic.
Low-mass probe accurately measures the thermal conductivity of polyurethane foam /and other thermal insulating materials/ while exposed to either hydrogen of helium permeation in temperature ranges from ambient to cryogenic. The thermal conductivity of a specimen is determined from an experimentally determined increase in temperature.
Development of polypropylene fabric coated with polyurethane for life rafts
Lightweight polyurethane insulation for liquid hydrogen tanks of space vehicles
Stable crack propagation in viscoelastic strip of polyurethane rubber