PROGRESS REPORT OF THE NASA SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON MATERIALS RESEARCH FOR SUPERSONIC TRANSPORTS
Supersonic transport materials - nasa programs
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Supersonic transport materials - nasa programs
Hydrogen-oxygen electrolytic regenerative fuel cell development and tests - material corrosion studies, cycle controller assembly, and parts fabrication
Potting and conformal coating material testing for protective electronic encapsulation
Cathodic electrocatalysts for use in low temperature hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells with an alkaline electrolyte-corrosion resistance and activity testing of materials and elements
Operation of hydrodynamic journal bearings in liquid sodium at high temperatures and high speeds
Two-phase flow and material attrition problems for Rankine cycle liquid metal power plants
Effect of drilled holes on notch toughness of iron alloys, noting impact and slow bending testing, notch toughness improvement, etc
Design calculations and materials test data for planetary entry ringsail parachute
Beam-plasma interactions, cyclotron harmonic instabilities, harmonic generation in beam-plasma system, relativistic electron beam studies, and materials tests
High purity dielectric materials tested in capacitors at high temperatures
Data concerning chemical-physical properties of materials tested for spacecraft external coating
Pedestal-type calorimeter measures gamma-ray heating rates from 0.5 to 7.0 watts per gram of aluminum. Nuclear heating rate is a function of cylinder temperature change, measured by four chromel-alumel thermocouples attached to the calorimeter, and known thermoconductivity of the tested material.
Information is given regarding experimental heat-transfer data compiled for the turbulent flow of hydrogen within straight, electrically heated, round cross section tubes. Tube materials, test conditions, parameters studied, and generalized conclusions are presented.
Composite materials testing for fire resistant wall structures for expandable manned space structures
Composite materials tests for expandable manned space structures including flammability, micrometeoroid impact, thermal shock, and tear, puncture, and fungus resistance
Composite window permitting visual or photographic observation and IR irradiation of test materials in ultrahigh vacuum system
Flammability test chamber for testing materials in certain predetermined environments
Hermetic sealing device for ends of tubular bodies during materials testing operations