Study of passive temperature and humidity control systems for advanced space suits Final second phase report, 2 Sep. 1967 - 1 Sep. 1968
Passive temperature and humidity control systems developed for advanced space suits
Shlosinger, A. P.↗
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Statistical estimation of tropospheric temperatures and relative humidities from remote radiometric measurements
Statistical estimation of tropospheric temperature and relative humidities from remote radiometric measurements
Conrath, B. J.↗
On the estimation of relative humidity profiles from medium-resolution infrared spectra obtained from a satellite.
Vertical tropospheric humidity distribution estimation from IR spectra obtained by TIROS satellites
Conrath, B. J.↗
The development of two closely controlled humidity systems
Development of two closely controlled humidity systems for microbiology
Garst, D. M.↗
Effect of humidity and a wettability additive on polyphenyl ether boundary lubrication of steel in air and nitrogen to 350 C
Determining effect of humidity and wettability additive on boundary lubrication of steel in air and nitrogen with polyphenyl ether
Hady, W. F.↗
Integrated temperature control, humidity control, and water recovery subsystem for a 90-day Space-Station Simulator test
Integrated temperature and humidity control and water recovery subsystem for manned test in space station simulator
Allen, G. E.↗
Effects of high-temperature, high-humidity environment on silicon solar cell contacts
Electrical and mechanical characteristics of solar cell contacts after exposure to high-temperature high-humidity environments
Berman, P. A.↗
A precisely controlled, low range humidity system
Development of environmental control system for determining effects of relative humidity and dry heat on inactivation of microorganisms
Garst, D. M.↗
Analysis of radiosonde humidity errors based on BOMEX data
Lag correction procedure for radiosonde humidity measurement errors
Crutcher, H. L.↗
Analysis of a space photo of a humid and forested region - A case study of the Tennessee Valley Final report
Spaceborne photographic image interpretation to identify objects in humid and forested regions
Peplies, R. W.↗
Feasibility study of a humidity control and oxygen supply system utilizing a water vapor electrolysis unit
Design and tests of water vapor electrolysis cell for generating and regulating spacecraft oxygen and for controlling humidity
Huddleston, J. C.↗
The fundamental mechanism of humidity degradation in silver-titanium contacts
Solderless Ag-Ti solar cell contacts humidity degradation mechanism
Bishop, C. J.↗
Effects of humidity on the velocity of sound in air
Humidity effects on sound velocity in air at constant temperature and normal atmospheric pressure in lower audio frequency range
Harris, C. M.↗
Circadian rhythm of leaves of Phaseolus angularis plants grown in a controlled carbon dioxide and humidity environment
Circadian rhythm of leaves of Phaseolus angularis plants in controlled carbon dioxide and humidity environment
Alford, D. K.↗
Humidity resistant solar cell contacts
Gold-platinum solar cell contact is developed which does not exhibit chemical reactivity of titanium or porosity of silver. This contact offers excellent ohmic characteristics and stability in humid air.
Bishop, C. J.↗
Meteorological applications of the Nimbus 4 temperature-humidity infrared radiometer, 6.7 micron channel data.
Midtropospheric circulation features under essentially clear sky conditions have been noted in the data of the 6.7-micron channel of the Nimbus 4 temperature-humidity infrared radiometer (THIR), while at the same time these features were undetected by the 11.5-micron channel of the same instrument. The characteristic response of the 6.7-micron channel to atmospheric water vapor emission is primarily from the 250-mb (10.5 km) to 500-mb (5.5 km) levels with a peak contribution at 350 mb (8 km). Dry and moist patterns seen in the 6.7-micron data on Feb. 21, 1971, have been integrated into a 400-mb moisture analysis over the United States. This analysis provided more detailed and timely information than was conventionally available about the advection of dry air aloft prior to development of the Mississippi Tornado of February 1971.
Allison, L. J.↗
Desiccant humidity control system
A regenerable sorbent system was investigated for controlling the humidity and carbon dioxide concentration of the space shuttle cabin atmosphere. The sorbents considered for water and carbon dioxide removal were silica gel and molecular sieves. Bed optimization and preliminary system design are discussed along with system optimization studies and weight penalites.
Amazeen, J.↗
Low frost-point humidity generator
A low frost-point humidity generator has been developed at NBS to provide a capability for calibration, testing, and research at very low levels of water vapor content in such gases as atmospheric air, carbon dioxide and nitrogen. The generator produces frost points from -30 to -100 C at ambient pressures from 500 to 200,000 pascals (0.005 to 2 atm.). This is equivalent to mixing ratios of 4 micrograms to 51 grams of water vapor per kilogram of dry air and to vapor pressures of .0014 to 38 pascals. The generated test gas can be fed to a test chamber with independent temperature control between +25 and -100 C. The uncertainty of the frost point in the test chamber is estimated not to exceed 0.05 deg C.
Greenspan, L.↗