Development of solar-panel system for thermally annealing radiation damaged solar cells Quarterly progress report, 1 Jul. - 1 Oct. 1967
Design and development of silicon solar cell panel for operating in thermal-annealing cycles
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Design and development of silicon solar cell panel for operating in thermal-annealing cycles
Responses of rectangular panels to random acoustic excitations by mechanical impedance measurement techniques
Digital computer program for predicting panel response to turbulent boundary layer fluctuations
Planar electroluminescent panel techniques for large-area color display devices
Flutter analysis on buckled supported rectangular panels under supersonic surface flow
Turbulent boundary layer effect on panel flutter
Experimental study, and theoretical analysis on supersonic flutter of corrugation stiffened panels
Design, manufacture, and application of prefabricated, vacuum-evacuated, insulation panels to 70-inch diam cryogenic test tank
Failure analysis of Delron inserts in 60B20217-2 heat shield panel
Pressures and heat transfer rate predictions for rocket exhaust impingement on flat plates and curved panels
Prediction of fatigue crack propagation behavior in aluminum alloy panels with simulated rivet forces
Vibration effects of simple curved panels to high intensity random and discrete frequency noise
Shock-panel coupling effects of supersonic turbulent flow driven by impedance head
Measurement of mechanical power flow into vibrating panel
Multimode response of uniform flat rectangular panels to normal and traveling sonic booms /N waves/
Structural synthesis for ablating thermostructural panels in planetary entry environment
Surveyor 5 solar array panel performance during transit and on moon
Modification of a purge panel for use in an automatic butt weld reduces the drop in pressure between the regulators and the weld head and tube purge fitting. The invention affects air regulators for plants, regulating circuits for pneumatic valves, and automatic welding machines.