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TENSILE AND CYCLIC FATIGUE PROPERTIES OF GRAPHITE FILAMENT-WOUND PRESSURE VESSELS AT AMBIENT AND CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURES

By Hanson,Morgan P. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1969 . 10 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-5341-60

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STATIC AND DYNAMIC FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF GLASS FILAMENT-WOUND PRESSURE VESSELS AT AMBIENT AND CRYOGENIC TEMPRATURES

By Hanson,Morgan P.. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1970 . 15 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-5800-10

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SMOOTH AND SHARP-NOTCH PROPERTY VARIATIONS FOR SEVERAL HEATS OF TI-6AL-4V SHEET AT ROOM AND CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURES

By Hanson,Morgan P. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1962 . 18 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-1281-90

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EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON TENSILE AND CREEP CHARACTERISTICS OF PRD49 FIBER/EPOXY COMPOSITES.

By HANSON,MORGAN P. NASA, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1972 . ,10,,,,,, , Bound with NASA TN D-7121-29

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Tensile and cyclic fatigue properties of graphite filament wound pressure vessels at ambient and cryogenic temperatures [NASA TN D-5354]

By Hanson, Morgan P.. Washington,D.C. National Aeronautics and Space Administration 1969

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NASA Technical Note [D-1701-10]

Washington. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). 1963 , NASA TN D-1701: Periodic orbits for Moon probes/ Su-Shu Huang | NASA TN D-1702 : Nonadiabatic theory of electron-hydrogen scattering, part II / by A. Temkin and E. Sullivan | NASA TN D-1703 : Hydromagnetic stagnation-point boundary layer with arbitrary pressure gradient and magnetic field / Willis H. Braun | NASA TN D-1704 : Steady-state, Stagnation-point, heat-transfer-rate measuring device / George E. Glawe, Lloyd N. Krause, and Robert C. Johnson | NASA TN D-1705 : Preliminary investigation of particle-substrate bonding of plasma-sprayed materials / by Salvatore J. Grisaffe and Willliam A. Spitzig, | NASA TN D-1706 : Influence of fluorine environment on the mechanical properties of several sheet alloys / Hadley T. Richards and Morgan P. Hanson | NASA TN D-1707 : Preliminary investigation of melting, extruding, and mechanical properties of electron-beam-melted tungsten / by Walter R. Witzke, Earl C. Sutherland and Gordon K. Watson | NASA TN D-1708 : Influence of microstructural inclusions on friction and wear of nickel and iron in vacuum to 10 to power -9 millimeter of mercury / by Donal H. Buckley and Robert L.Johnson | NASA TN D-1709 : Preliminary experimental investigation of frequencies and forces resulting from liquid sloshing in toroidal tanks / Irving E. Sumner | NASA TN D-1710 : Analytical study of turbine-geometry characteristics for Alkali-metal turboelectric space power systems / Arthur J. Glassman and S. M. Futral

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NASA Technical Note [D-2741-2750]

Washington NASA 1965 , NASA T N D-2741 : Preliminary investigation of filament-wound glass-reinforced plastics and liners for cryogenic pressure vessels/ by Morgan P. Hanson, Hadley T. Richards, and Robert O. Hickel | NASA T N D-2742 : Experimental investigation of support interference on a blunt body of revolution at a mach number of approximately 20/ by Charles G. Miller | NASA T N D-2743 : Studies of fatigue crack growth in alloys suitable for elevated-temperature applications/ by C. Michael Hudson | NASA T N D-2744 : Atmospheric slant path transmission in the 15μ CO2 band/ S. Roland Drayson Special Note: This report prepared under contract No. NASr-54(03) by University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. | NASA T N D-2745 : Torsional vibration characteristics of a 1/5-scale model of saturn SA-1/ by John J. Catherine | NASA T N D-2746 : Model solar proton environments for manned spacecraft design/ by Jerry L. Modisette, Terence M. Vinson, and Alva C. Hardy | NASA T N D-2747 : Meteoroid environment for near-earth, cislunar, and near-lunar operations/ by Paige B. Burbank, Burton G. Cour-Palais, and William E. McAllum | NASA T N D-2748 : Special form of a generalized inverse of an arbitrary complex matrix/ by Henry P. Decell | NASA T N D-2749 : Dynamics of rotating cylindrical space station/ by Walter Krause Polstorff | NASA T N D-2750 : Radiation geometry factor between the earth and a satellite/ by Tommy C. Bannister

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