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Combustion chamber inlet manifold separates vapor from liquid

Circular manifold with tangential orifices at the inner circumference provides for the vapor constituent of a vaporized cryogenic propellant to enter a rocket combustion chamber before the liquid constituent. The vapor is separated from the liquid by centrifugal action and precedes it into the chamber through carefully positioned orifices.

Baker, D. I.↗

Welds chilled by liquid coolant manifold

Liquid coolant chill tool provides uniform cooling to materials adjacent to weld areas on long or contoured butt welds. This tool incorporates a manifold that clamps to the weld joint by vacuum and circulates liquid in direct contact with adjacent material.

Odor, M. E.↗

System theory on group manifolds and coset spaces.

The purpose of this paper is to study questions regarding controllability, observability, and realization theory for a particular class of systems for which the state space is a differentiable manifold which is simultaneously a group or, more generally, a coset space. We show that it is possible to give rather explicit expressions for the reachable set and the set of indistinguishable states in the case of autonomous systems. We also establish a type of state space isomorphism theorem. Our objective is to reduce all questions about the system to questions about Lie algebras generated from the coefficient matrices entering in the description of the system and in that way arrive at conditions which are easily visualized and tested.

Brockett, R. W.↗

Conceptual development of the Laser Beam Manifold (LBM)

The laser beam manifold, a device for transforming a single, narrow, collimated beam of light into several beams of desired intensity ratios is described. The device consists of a single optical substrate with a metallic coating on both optical surfaces. By changing the entry point, the number of outgoing beams can be varied.

Campbell, W.↗