Normal gravity self- pressurization of 9-inch- (23 cm) diameter spherical liquid hydrogen tankage [TN D-4171-TN D-4180 ]
By: Aydelott, john .c.
Series: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Publisher: Washington, D.C. NASA 1967Description: 47p.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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PK Kelkar Library, IIT Kanpur | TN D-4171 (Browse shelf) | Available | TR 83122 |
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TR83122(a) : [TN D-4172] Gaseous-hydrogen-liquid-oxygen rocket combustion at supercritical chamber pressure by Martin hersch and Enward J. Rice
TR 83122(b) : [TN D-4173] Analysis of stress-rupture and creep properties of tungsten -fiber-reinforced copper composites by David L.Mcdanels, Rober A. Signorelli,and John W. Weeton.
TR83122(c) : [TN D- 4174] Navigator performance using a hand -held sextant to measure the angle between a moving flashing light and a simulated star by Bedford A. Lampkin.
TR83122(d) : [TN D-4175] Electrochemical reduction of chlorine oon carboon in molten lithium chloride- potassium chloride by Andrew E. potter and Betty S. Del Duca.
TR83122(e) : [TN D-4176] Static parasitic speed controller for brayton -cyclr turboalternator by John L. Word, Raymond L.E. Fischer, and Bill D. ingle.
TR83122(f ) : [TN D-4177] Heat transfer in 30 and 60 half-angle of convergence nozzles with various diameter uncooled pipe inlets by donalgd R. Boldman , Harvey E. Neumann and James F. Schmidt.
TR83122(g) : [TN D-4178] Experimental heat-Transfer Study of a Regeneratively cooled -Fluoring Rocket engine At low chamber pressure by Arthur N. Curren, Hrold G. Price, Jr., Roger C. Krueger, and Frank L. C. Manning.
TR83122(h) : [TN D- 4179] Low-subsonic flight and force investigation of a supersonic transport model with a double-delta wing by Delma C. Freeman, Jr.
TR83122(i) : [TN D-4180] Theoretical and practical resolution limits for processing pulse frequency modulation telemetry by Thomas J. Karras and Paul Heffner.
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