Studies of thermionic materials for space power applications informal monthly report, sep. 1 - sep. 30, 1963
Thermionic materials for space power application - uranium carbide-zirconium carbide fuels and tungsten cladding
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Thermionic materials for space power application - uranium carbide-zirconium carbide fuels and tungsten cladding
Thermionic converter life testing, thermal and irradiation testing of fuel clad emitters, and irradiation of high purity alumina at vacuum temperature
Long term testing of cylindrical diodes and irradiation of fuel and insulators - thermionic converter development, thermal and irradiation testing of fuel clad emitters and alumina
Scattering of TM surface wave by metallic strip above dielectric-clad ground plane, developing expression for Green function and formula for reflection coefficient
Heat treating various compositions of zirconium alloys improve their corrosion resistance to superheated steam at temperatures higher than 500 degrees C. This increases their potential as fuel cladding for superheated-steam nuclear-fueled reactors as well as in autoclaves operating at modest pressures.
Feasibility of using ductile nickel-chromium alloy claddings to protect chromium alloy turbine vanes and blades
Resistance to oxidation and nitrogen absorption during cyclic oxidation of metallic cladding systems applied to chromium based alloys by gas pressure bonding
Design, fabrication, and evaluation of molybdenum clad, high temperature fuel pins used to provide irradiation data for full length reactor fuel pin design
Constant creep data accumulation for design stress analysis on cladding material thickness around cylindrical reactor fuel element
Clad glass optical waveguides for design of lasers, modulators, couplers, detectors and filters
Nuclear fuel and fission product transport rates through chemically vapor deposited fluoride W cladding determined over high temperature range
Probability calculations for fuel clad surface temperatures of nuclear reactors
Ductile metal clads and coatings of silicides, aluminides and noble metals to protect Cr alloys against nitrogen embrittlement and air oxidation
Gold-nickel brazing alloy, with 5 percent indium added to depress the melting point, is used for brazing of nickel-clad silver electrical conductors which operate at temperatures to 1200 deg F. Alloy has low resistivity, requires no flux, and is less corrosive than other gold-nickel, gold-copper alloys.
Effect of fuel swelling on strains in cladding of cylindrical nuclear fuel elements
Fission gases trapped in fuel particles, cladding and matrix of irradiated refractory metal-uranium oxide cermets determined by gamma counting
Bonding parameters and quality control for cadmium-stainless steel clad fuel pellet containment vessel production
Production engineering and compatibility tests of Ta-8W-2Hf clad UN nuclear fuel element for use in lithium cooled space power unit reactors