The double containment tantalum-stainless steel SNAP-8 boiler.
Tantalum and stainless steel double containment mercury boiler for SNAP 8 space power system, describing thermal design
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Tantalum and stainless steel double containment mercury boiler for SNAP 8 space power system, describing thermal design
Silicide coatings for oxidation protection of tantalum and niobium
Design point performance of double containment tantalum and stainless steel mercury boiler for SNAP 8
Solubility of oxygen in tantalum determined by resistivity technique
Fabrication of counterflow double wall tantalum- stainless steel mercury boiler
Effects of stress on corrosion behavior of T-111 tantalum alloy for tubes
Biaxial creep behavior of tantalum alloy tubing and stress corrosion by potassium
Creep rate equations for refractory metal alloys of tantalum molybdenum, and columbium
Tungsten, titanium, vanadium, and molybdenum modifier alloys for coating of tantalum base alloys
Mechanical behavior of tantalum T-111 alloy at high temperatures and ultrahigh vacuum
Unalloyed tantalum tensile properties and safety profile at very high temperatures
Oxidation protection by silicides of niobium and tantalum, and thermochemical data
Improvement in tensile strength and microstructure of tantalum alloys by thermomechanical processing
Wet slug tantalum capacitors exhibiting hermeticity and resistance to reverse voltage
Corrosion testing of tantalum for mercury containment in SNAP 8 boiler
Performance tests of SNAP 8 double-containment tantalum-stainless steel mercury boiler
Fuel loading requirements and resulting neutron energy spectrum after adding lithium nitride, hafnium, tantalum, and tungsten to molybdenum reflected critical assembly