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Automatic device for shell freezing of liquids

Unit is insulated enclosure designed to contain liquid nitrogen. It also includes set of stainless steel rotating rods for holding vessels containing liquids to be frozen, and electric drive mechanism for rotating these rods. Present device will accept 10 vessels at a time.

Kelbaugh, B.↗

Thermal control and heat storage by melting and freezing. Space thermal control development

Current results of an experimental study of increasing phase change material thermal diffusivity by means of solid fillers are reported. Aluminum honeycomb appears to offer the best improvement of any of the fillers investigated to date. Details of the experimental method developed in the present study for rapidly determining thermal diffusivities with a precision of about 10 percent are also reported. Further concepts regarding phase change material thermal diffusivity enhancement and of phase change material operation are discussed.

Grodzka, P. G.↗

Irrigation scheduling, freeze warning and soil salinity detecting

The author has identified the following significant results. Correlations of multispectral scanner (MSS) digital data differences between vegetated and bare soil areas with salinity levels from the eight saline areas using MSS bands seven and ten in the infrared region were significant. Correlations were derived for Cameron County, Texas. Detection of saline soils may be possible, using either film density readings or multispectral scanner data, when the lower reflectance of vegetation on highly saline soil and the higher reflectance of vegetation on lower saline soil are considered by using film on MSS contrasts between vegetation and bare soil.

Wiegand, C. L.↗