Ductility and strength of dilute tungsten- rhenium alloys.
Dilute tungsten rhenium alloys, determining ductility parameters, fabrication, tensile properties and creep behavior
TUNGSTEN ALLOY↗
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Tungsten-rhenium alloy thermocouples effective for high-temperature measurement
Tungsten-rhenium alloy thermocouples, specifically, insulated, sheathed W/W plus 26Re and W plus 5 Re/W plus 26 Re thermocouples, are effective for temperature measurement in excess of 2920 degrees C. These thermocouples have a high thermoelectric output and excellent relationship to temperatures up to 2760 degrees C.
Brooks, E. J.↗
Effect of surface roughness on the 0.66-micron normal spectral emittance of vapor-deposited rhenium from 1500 deg K to 2100 deg K
Surface roughness effects on normal spectral emittance of vapor deposited rhenium
Cipollone, P.↗
Electrical performance of a rhenium-niobium cylindrical thermionic converter
Electrical performance of rhenium niobium cylindrical thermionic converter
Bifano, W. J.↗
Yielding and fracture in tungsten and tungsten-rhenium alloys
Mechanical properties of tungsten and tungsten rhenium alloys
Raffo, P. L.↗
Thermal performance of a rhenium niobium cylindrical thermionic converter
Efficiency and steady state performance of cylindrical thermionic converter with rhenium emitter and niobium collector
Bifano, W. J.↗
Superplasticity in tungsten-rhenium alloys
High temperature tensile properties of tungsten- rhenium alloys
Garfinkle, M.↗
Tensile properties of chromium and chromium-rhenium alloys.
Chromium and chromium rhenium alloys tested for tensile properties and strain aging
Gilbert, A.↗
The work function determination and surface characterization of vapor deposited rhenium.
Vapor deposited rhenium surface characteristics and work functions obtained from 1800 to 2300 degrees K by X ray diffraction analysis
Campbell, A. E., Jr.↗
Observations on permeation of polytetrafluoroethylene by compounds of rhenium, molybdenum, and tungsten
Impregnation of polytetrafluoroethylene with hexaflourides of rhenium, molybdenum, and tungsten
Leibecki, H.↗
Review of ductilizing of group 6A elements by rhenium and other solutes
Ductilizing of Group 6A elements by rhenium and other solutes
Klopp, W. D.↗
Neutron capture cross sections of tungsten and rhenium Annual summary report
Neutron capture cross sections for natural tungsten and rhenium
Costello, D. G.↗
Mechanical properties of arc-melted tungsten-rhenium-hafnium-carbon alloys
Effect of rhenium on mechanical properties of hafnium carbide strengthened tungsten alloys
Klopp, W. D.↗
A comparison of the performance of two rhenium, niobium cylindrical thermionic converters.
Rhenium-niobium cylindrical thermionic converters with mechanically polished or electroetched emitters, comparing performance
Kascak, T. J.↗
Elastic constants of molybdenum-rich rhenium alloys in the temperature range -190 deg C to plus 100 deg C.
Adiabatic elastic constants of molybdenum-rich rhenium alloys, studying concentration effects on bulk modulus, Debye temperatures and interatomic forces
Brotzen, F. R.↗
The performance of a rhenium, niobium cylindrical thermionic converter.
Rhenium Nb cylindrical thermionic converter, measuring efficiency and power density in emitter temperature range 1600-2050 K and collector temperature range 873-1173 K
Kascak, T. J.↗
A comparison of the performance of two rhenium, niobium cylindrical thermionic converters.
Comparative performance of niobium cylindrical thermionic converters with vapor deposited rhenium, stressing emitters surface preparation
Kascak, T. J.↗
The performance of a rhenium, niobium cylindrical thermionic converter.
Cylindrical thermionic converter with vapor deposited rhenium emitter and niobium collector, measuring efficiency and power density
Kascak, T. J.↗