A new momentum integral method for treating magnetohydrodynamic and simple hydrodynamic entrance flows
Momentum integral method treating magnetohydrodynamic and simple hydrodynamic entrance flows
Schwirian, R. E.↗
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Precursor ionization effects on magnetohydrodynamic switch-on shock structure
Precursor ionization effects on magnetohydrodynamic switch-on-shock structure
Hoffert, M. I.↗
Solution of one class of magnetohydrodynamic equations with magnetic field amplification
Solution of magnetohydrodynamic equations applied to solar magnetic field
Getling, A. V.↗
Review of liquid-metal magnetohydrodynamic energy conversion cycles
Liquid metal magnetohydrodynamic energy conversion cycles for spacecraft supply
Morse, F. H.↗
Effect of electrothermal instabilities on Brayton- and Rankine-cycle magnetohydrodynamic space-power generation systems
Electrothermal instabilities effects on Brayton and Rankine cycle magnetohydrodynamic space power generation systems
Bishop, A. R.↗
Intra-atmospheric migration and dissipation of H and He under the action of magnetohydrodynamic waves
Escape of light hydrogen and helium atoms from earth atmosphere under action of magnetohydrodynamic oscillations
Krasovskiy, V. I.↗
A design study for a magnetohydrodynamic power system for a nuclear electric propelled unmanned spacecraft Quarterly progress report, 26 May - 25 Sep. 1969
Design calculations for magnetohydrodynamic power conversion system for nuclear electric propelled unmanned spacecraft
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A critical analysis of the Grad approximation for closing out the magnetohydrodynamic equations for plasmas
Error analysis on moment distribution functions of magnetohydrodynamic plasma equations
Meador, W. E.↗
A variational principle for magnetohydrodynamic channel flow
Variational principle for calculating velocity profile and electric potential distribution in magnetohydrodynamic channel flow
Wenger, N. C.↗
A design study for a magnetohydrodynamic power system for a nuclear electric propelled unmanned spacecraft Midterm report, 26 May - 25 Dec. 1969
Design and weight summary for baseline magnetohydrodynamic power system of nuclear electric propulsion spacecraft
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A design study for a magnetohydrodynamic power system for a nuclear electric propelled unmanned spacecraft Final report, 26 May 1969 - 25 May 1970
Design of liquid metal magnetohydrodynamic power system for nuclear propulsion spacecraft
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Symposium on Engineering Aspects of Magnetohydrodynamics, 11th, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif., March 24-26, 1970, Proceedings
Magnetohydrodynamics - JPL Conference, Padasena, March 1970
Elliott, D. G.↗
Research in the theory of magnetohydrodynamic turbulence Final report
Analytical models for magnetohydrodynamic turbulence and unstable plasma behavior
Sandri, G.↗
Hot electrode drops in an unseeded supersonic argon magnetohydrodynamic generator
Floating potential profiles, electrode drops, and electrode temperature measurements in unseeded, supersonic argon magnetohydrodynamic generator
Mantenieks, M. A.↗
Results obtained in NASA Lewis closed-cycle magnetohydrodynamic power generation experiments
Closed cycle magnetohydrodynamic power generators with two channels
Nichols, L. D.↗
The performance of helium seeded with uranium in a magnetohydrodynamic generator
Performance of helium seeded with uranium in magnetohydrodynamic generator
Bishop, A. R.↗
Combined turbine-magnetohydrodynamic Brayton cycle power system for space and ground use
Development of combined turbine-magnetohydrodynamic generator operating in Brayton cycle with NERVA nuclear reactor for space and ground applications
Nichols, L. D.↗
The effect of wall friction on magnetohydrodynamic generator performance
The effect of wall friction on magnetohydrodynamic generator performance is determined by introduction of a wall friction factor into the one-dimensional generator equations. This addition should be useful in improving generator analysis and determining optimum generator geometry. The curves presented can be used to determine the effects of changes in wall friction and generator performance. Wall friction has an increasing effect on the Mach number increases and a decreasing effect as the pressure drop across the generator increase.
Bishop, A. R.↗