Adhesion of metals in ultrahigh vacuum
Influence of surface contamination on adhesion of tungsten in ultrahigh vacuum
ADHESION↗
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Experiments on adhesion of fine ceramic powders in ultra-high vacuum
Adhesion of fine ceramic powders in ultrahigh vacuum
CERAMICS↗
Adhesion of metals in the space environment.
Structural metal adhesion in space environment as affected by time, pressure and temperature
METAL BONDING↗
Adhesion of metals in the space environment.
Time, pressure and temperature effects on adhesion of structural metals in vacuum and space environment
METAL BONDING↗
High-temperature insulating adhesives for vacuum applications.
High temperature insulating adhesives for vacuum applications tested, including outgassing rate, mass spectra of evolved gases, electrical and mechanical properties
MATERIAL TESTING↗
Adhesion of silicates in ultrahigh vacuum.
Adhesion force of silicates in ultrahigh vacuum as function of load force, temperature, surface roughness and crystal orientation
ADHESION↗
Experimental investigation of ultra-high vacuum adhesion as related to the lunar surface Quarterly progress report, 1 Jul. - 30 Sep. 1966
Measurements of adhesion between silicate minerals with surfaces formed in ultrahigh vacuum by cleavage
ULTRAHIGH VACUUM↗
Experimental investigation of ultra-high vacuum adhesion as related to the lunar surface Quarterly progress report, 1 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1966
Ultrahigh vacuum adhesion between silicate minerals as related to lunar surface
SILICATE↗
A magnetic recording tape layer-to-layer adhesion tester
Test apparatus for evaluating magnetic tape interlayer adhesion problem
ADHESION↗
Development of improved adhesives for use at cryogenic temperatures to minus423 deg F Final summary report, 11 Jul. 1963 - 31 Aug. 1965
Improved polyurethane and epoxy resins for use as adhesives at cryogenic temperatures
EPOXY RESIN↗
The development of structural adhesive systems suitable for use with liquid oxygen Annual summary report, 1 Jul. 1965 - 30 Jun. 1966
Polymers prepared for structural adhesive systems used in contact with liquid oxygen
ADHESIVE↗
Investigation of the adhesion of metals in ultra-high vacuum
Adhesion-friction tests on annealed copper, titanium, and tungsten
COPPER↗
Adhesive bonding of stainless steels
Organic and inorganic adhesive bonding of stainless steels
ADHESIVE↗
Evaluation of fibrous materials in a cryogenic structural adhesive Technical report, Feb. - Apr. 1966
Evaluation of fibrous materials in cryogenic structural polyurethane adhesive used for bonding Saturn S-IVB tank assembly attachments
GLASS FIBER↗
A study of the adhesion and cohesion of metals Second interim summary report, 9 Mar. 1966 - 9 Mar. 1967
Adhesion and cohesion efficiency of polycrystalline copper
METAL-METAL BONDING↗
The development of structural adhesive systems suitable for use with liquid oxygen Summary report IV, 1 Jul. - 30 Nov. 1966
Structural adhesive systems for use with liquid oxygen - preparation of fluorinated polyurethanes
LIQUID OXYGEN /LOX/↗
High temperature stable carborane adhesives Final report
High temperature stable carborane adhesives
EPOXY RESIN↗
Measured effects of various combinations of nuclear radiation, vacuum, and cryotemperatures on aerospace adhesives.
Adhesives for nuclear powered spacecraft tested for pressure, temperature and radiation effects
VACUUM EFFECT↗