CHARTS FOR EQUILIBRIUM FLOW PROPERTIES OF AIR IN HYPERVELOCITY NOZZLES
Charts for equilibrium flow properties of air in hypervelocity nozzles
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Lunar charting program quarterly progress report no. 3, 1 apr. - 30 jun. 1964
Lunar charting program - progress report April 1964 - June 1964
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Charts of isentropic exponent as a function of enthalpy for various gases in equilibrium
Charts of isentropic exponent as function of enthalpy and speed for air, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and mixtures of nitrogen and carbon dioxide in equilibrium
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Automatic flow chart design
Automatic flow chart design using computer program written in Fortran
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Charts of additive drag coefficient and mass-flow ratio for inlets utilizing right circular cones at zero angle of attack
Charts of additive drag coefficient and mass flow ratio for inlets utilizing right circular cones at zero angle of attack
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Orbital and meteorological factors pertinent to satellite transmissions of facsimile weather charts Final report
Automatic picture transmission system on Nimbus and earth synchronous satellites for transmission of weather charts
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Turbulent skin friction and heat-transfer charts adapted from the Spalding and Chi method
Local and average skin friction and heat transfer on flat plates in air - charts
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Approximate relations and charts for low-speed stability derivatives of swept wings
Contains derivations, based on a simplified theory, of approximate relations for low-speed stability derivatives of swept wings. Method accounts for the effects and, in most cases, taper ratio. Charts, based on the derived relations, are presented for the stability derivatives of untapered swept wings. Calculated values of the derivatives are compared with experimental results.
THEORIES - WINGS SWEPTBACK & SWEPTFORWARD↗
Elastic Design Charts for Thin Plates with Spanwise and Chordwise Variations in Temperatures
Elastic design charts for thin plates with spanwise and chordwise variations in temperature
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Synoptic charts of magnetic disturbance in the arctic
Synoptic charts of magnetic disturbance in arctic region
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Charts for equilibrium flow properties of carbon dioxide in hypervelocity nozzles
Charts for equilibrium flow properties of carbon dioxide in hypervelocity nozzles
EQUILIBRIUM FLOW↗
Chart procedures for design velocity distri- bution
Charts for solution of radial distribution flow equations used in axial flow compressor design
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Charts for approximate thermodynamic properties of nitrogen-oxygen mixtures
Charts for equilibrium thermodynamic properties of nitrogen-oxygen mixtures under extreme pressure and temperature ranges
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Charts for equilibrium and frozen nozzle flows of carbon dioxide
Equilibrium and frozen flow property charts for carbon dioxide
EQUILIBRIUM FLOW↗
Automatic flow chart design.
Logical structure of automatic flow chart design, describing element ordering and sorting
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Chart system simplifies identification of complex design assemblies
Identification breakdown chart that lists the component parts required for any specific end item is used to identify rapidly and accurately, from numerous drawings, all the component parts of a complex design assembly. Cylindrical and complex configurations are depicted as continuous flat surfaces for ready identification.
Morin, H. P.↗
R chart control limits based on a small number of subgroups technical report no. 83
Statistical analysis - R chart control limit based on small number of subgroups
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Technique for strip chart recorder time notation
Single recorder channel helps determine the time an event is recorded on the readout of a strip chart recorder. It presents hours, tens of minutes, and minutes by a unique method of time increment identification. This facilitates recording timing marks.
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