Hot-gas ingestion and jet interference effects for jet V/STOL aircraft
Wind tunnel investigation of hot-gas ingestion and jet interference effects on jet powered V/STOL aircraft
Hammond, A. D.↗
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Convective inertia and gas ingestion effects on flow regimes of the viscoseal theory and experiment.
Viscoseal operation in superlaminar flow regime noting pressure patterns, end effect, gas ingestion and sealing capacity
Johnson, R. L.↗
Recirculation and ingestion characteristics of a large scale VTOL lift engine pod Topical report
Recirculation and ingestion characteristics of large scale model VTOL lift engine pod
Hall, G. R.↗
Vapor ingestion phenomenon in weightlessness
Vapor ingestion phenomenon during draining in weightlessness
Abdalla, K. L.↗
RCS engine - Lunar module gas bubble ingestion test program - Product improvement program
Lunar module gas-bubble ingestion
Jensen, R.↗
An investigation of interface stability and its relation to gas ingestion in viscoseals
Interface stability and relations to gas ingestion in viscoseals
Fisher, C. F., Jr.↗
Short-latency antidiuresis following the initiation of food ingestion.
Short latency antidiuresis following initiation of food ingestion by food deprived rats, noting possible signaling factor
Cox, V. C.↗
On gas ingestion and fluid inertia effects in viscoseals.
Turbulent viscoseals gas ingestion and fluid inertia analysis using stability of dynamic gas-liquid interface between rotating cylinders
Fisher, C. F., Jr.↗
Generalized hot-gas ingestion investigation of large-scale jet VTOL fighter type models
Hot gas ingestion investigation of large scale jet vertical takeoff fighter type aircraft
Hemeter, P. G.↗
Vapor ingestion phenomenon in hemispherically bottomed tanks in normal gravity and in weightlessness
Vapor ingestion phenomenon in hemispherically bottomed tanks in normal gravity and in weightlessness
Abdalla, K. L.↗
Dielectrophoretic baffling to control vapor ingestion in weightlessness
Dielectrophoretic baffling to control vapor ingestion in weightlessness
Berenyi, S. G.↗
A study of convective inertia effects and methods of controlling gas ingestion in large diameter viscoseals
Gas ingestion control, and characteristic length and aspect ratio effects on viscoseals
Luttrull, L. H.↗
Initiation of eating as a function of ingestion of hypoosmotic solutions
Food ingestion initiation, investigating role of hypoosmotic solutions from observation of rats under water deprivation
Deaux, E.↗
Antidiuresis associated with the ingestion of food substances
Antidiuresis associated with oral cavity stimulation during food ingestion by rats
Kakolewski, J. W.↗
Model tests of concepts to reduce hot gas ingestion in VTOL lift engines
Exhaust gas ingestion suppression model tests for VTOL lift engines, measuring inlet thermal environment
Hall, G. R.↗
Model tests of concepts to reduce hot gas ingestion in VTOL lift engines
Model tests of concepts to reduce hot gas ingestion in VTOL lift engines in low and cross wind conditions - graphs
Hall, G. R.↗
An ingestible temperature-transmitter
Pill-sized transmitter measures deep body temperature in studies of circadian rhythm and indicates general health. Ingestible device is a compromise between accuracy, circuit complexity, size and transmission range.
Pope, J. M.↗
Preliminary investigation of inlet ingestion of a wing tip vortex
An inlet-coldpipe assembly was placed in a Mach 0.4 stream to ingest the tip vortex of a forward mounted wing. The strongest vortex was produced by a wing angle of attack of 11 degrees. The vortex displayed a tangential velocity of 57 percent of local stream velocity prior to entering the inlet, and a tangential velocity of 25 percent of local velocity at the simulated compressor-face. The total-pressure profiles measured by standard compressor-face rakes were changed by the presence of the vortex only at the highest tested inlet mass-flow ratios.
Mitchell, G. A.↗