Analytical and experimental studies to develop ion engine ground testing techniques
Ion engine ground testing techniques
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Feasibility study for development of a hypervelocity gun final report
Hypervelocity gun with nonconductive projectile and arc plasma armature and metal rails between insulated slabs
PLASMA ARC↗
A study to develop a low temperature battery suitable for space probe applications final report
Low temperature batteries for deep space probes and extending battery usefulness by heating
LOW TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENT↗
A study to develop a mechanized welding procedure to join thick-gage aluminum alloy plate using narrow-gap techniques Final report
Narrow-gap welding procedures for joining thick gauge aluminum alloy plate
WELDING↗
Research study for development of techniques for joining of dissimilar metals
Diffusion bonding techniques for joining large diameter stainless steel to aluminum alloy cylinders
PRODUCTION ENGINEERING↗
Parametric design study - Recuperator development program, solar Brayton cycle system
Heat exchangers for recuperator in closed Brayton cycle space power system using solar energy and argon
HEAT EXCHANGER↗
Research study to develop methods for solving problems associated with space vehicles Monthly progress report /Final/
Trigonometric function algorithms for algebraic simplification in computer programs
COMPUTER PROGRAM↗
Study and development of the sterilizable Geiger-Mueller tube Final report
Development of sterilizable Geiger-Mueller tubes having protective surface coatings
PROTECTIVE COATING↗
Study to develop the equations describing the characteristics of rate and attitude sensors associated with spacecraft control systems
Equations describing characteristics of rate and attitude sensors for spacecraft control systems
SENSOR↗
A study toward development of an automated microbial metabolism laboratory Monthly progress report
Life detection systems based on phosphate and sulfur uptake for automated microbial metabolism laboratory
LIFE DETECTOR↗
Study and development of methods for flow visualization Final report
Particle injection, tuft and vane probes, directional probes, and glow discharge density probes for nozzle flow visualization
NOZZLE FLOW↗
A study toward development of an automated microbial metabolism laboratory Final report, 1 Oct. 1966 - 31 Aug. 1967
Life detection from phosphate and sulfur uptake and ATP production of microorganisms
MICROORGANISM↗
Study on development of techniques for resistance welding, phases I and II FINAL report, 20 Jun. 1966 - 28 Feb. 1967
Statistical correlation between infrared heat radiation and weld joint quality, and nondestructive inspection techniques
NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING↗
Study on development of techniques for fabricating advanced high strength alloys, cryogenic quenching process evaluation Final report, 10 May - 10 Dec. 1966
Cryogenic quenching of aluminum and titanium alloys for rapid cooling without distortion
Dullberg, E.↗
Study and development of nondestructive weld inspection techniques, phase 1 Final report
Combination of three techniques for nondestructive determination of weld quality in electronic circuits
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Study and development of a mathematical analysis for the performance assessment of space communication system parameters
Electronic computer program user manual for optimum design of space communication system
Brinkman, K. L.↗
Study to develop methods of predicting spacecraft magnetic fields
Computer program for calculating three dimensional magnetic field near magnetic bodies of field dependent permeability
Halacsy, A. A.↗
A study of development costs and secondary user benefits associated with cosmic library computer programs
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Cole, N. M., Jr.↗