Feasibility study - Application of fluid amplifiers to reactor rod control Final report
Fluid amplifier applications to gas cooled reactor rod control
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Fluid amplifier applications to gas cooled reactor rod control
Nuclear reactor space power using out of pile thermionic diodes and heat pipes cooling with control rods
Longitudinal stability of rods subjected to random forces
Guided electromagnetic waves propagating along lossless dielectric rod immersed in isotropic and uniaxial plasmas determined for applications to plasma diagnostics
Thermal balance analysis of temperature distributions in cylindrical tube considered to model gravity gradient attitude control rod isolated in space
Nuclear reactor space power system using out-of- pile thermionic diodes, heat pipes and dual central rod type of reactivity control
Intermediate magnetostatic propagation mode for spin wave in axially magnetized rod containing turning point, including spin wave losses, explaining delay time
Nuclear thermionic space power system using rod control and heat pipes
Nuclear reactor space power system concept using thermionic diodes, heat pipes and rod control, emphasizing neutronic aspects and feasibility
Dynamic mode electromagnetic surface waves on axially magnetized single crystalline YIG and polycrystalline ferrite rods
Development of high temperature polyimide rod seals for use with hydraulic fluids in advanced aircraft
Nuclear reactor control rod assembly with improved driving mechanism
High temperature polyimide actuator rod seals for aircraft hydraulic systems
Time dependence of laser rod focal length, measuring thermal lensing effects
Two types of polyimide seals are developed for hydraulic actuator rod in low pressure second stage of two-stage configuration. Each seal melts test objectives of twenty million cycles of operation at 534 K. Analytical and experimental study results are discussed. Potential applications are given.
Use of segmented rods in operation of quadrupole mass spectrometer
Sensitivity of quadrupole mass spectrometer with segmented rod geometry
Aircraft high temperature polyimide hydraulic actuator rod seals, discussing design and performance tests