Transient heat transfer and thermal stresses for a nuclear rocket due to sudden increase of coolant flow.
Transient heat transfer and thermal stresses for nuclear rocket due to sudden hydrogen coolant flow increase
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Transient heat transfer and thermal stresses for nuclear rocket due to sudden hydrogen coolant flow increase
Hydrogen solubility in eutectic sodium-potassium mixture, noting usefulness as nuclear reactor coolants, and dependence on pressure and temperature variations
Coolant-filtering medium developed consists of a solution of copper sulfate in a 4-1 volumetric mixture of ethanol and methanol. This solution should be a useful addition to ruby laser systems, particularily in large pulse or Q switching applications.
Engineering drawings for coolant pump and dc motor assembly
Comparison of predicted nozzle coolant side heat transfer and fluid flow with experimental values from Phoebus 2A nuclear tests
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Emergency evaporative coolant liquid cooled garment system
Variable property heat transfer and friction equations to rocket nozzle coolant passages and comparison with nuclear rocket test results
Biosatellite 2 environmental control coolant loop system
Coolant pressure and flow distribution through air cooled vane for high temperature gas turbine
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Coolant flow effects on performance of conical plug nozzle at Mach numbers from 0 to 2.0
Integral analysis of heat transfer downstream of rearward-facing step with small coolant injection
Prestartup thawing of lithium coolant in nuclear reactor for space powerplant
Comparison of hydrogen and methane as coolants in regeneratively cooled panels
Shock, vibration, and acceleration-load tests of SNAP 8 motor-driven lubricant-coolant pump
Computer program to generate turbine aerodynamic requirements, approximate external blade geometries, and coolant flow requirements for two stage axial flow turbine
Electric power system with circulatory liquid coolant cooling system