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Plate Efficiency in the Exchange of Deuterium Between Ammonia and Hydrogen

Description: Technical report outlining measurements of the equilibrium in the exchange of deuterium between ammonia and hydrogen and of the kinetics of this reaction. Details a series of tests carried out to measure Murphree plate efficiencies.
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Perlman, Morris L. & Bigeleisen, Jacob
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Elevated Temperature Properties of Titanium Carbide Base Ceramals Containing Nickel or Iron

Description: Elevated-temperature properties of titanium carbide base ceramals containing nickel or iron were determined in oxidation, modulus of rupture, tensile strength, and thermal-shock resistance. These materials followed the general growth law and exhibited two stages in oxidation. The following tensile strengths were found at 2000 degrees F: 13.3 weight percent nickel, 16, 150 pounds per square inch; 11.8 weight percent iron, 12,500 pounds per square inch; unalloyed titanium carbide, 16,450 pounds p… more
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Cooper, A. L. & Colteryahn, L. E.
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The static longitudinal characteristics at Mach numbers up to 0.95 of a triangular-wing canard model having a triangular control

Description: Report presenting the longitudinal stability and control of a canard model employing a triangular wing of aspect ratio 2 and a control surface of identical plan form at Mach numbers up to 0.95. The fixed control surface was effective in producing pitching moments at angles of incidence up to 10 degrees. Results regarding the static longitudinal characteristics, control-surface effectiveness, stability and effectiveness derivatives, and evaluation of the split flap effectiveness are provided.
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Stephenson, Jack D. & Selan, Ralph
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Fundamental Flame Velocities of Pure Hydrocarbons 3: Extension of Tube Method of High Flame Velocities - Acetylene-Air Mixtures

Description: Memorandum presenting an extension of the tube method of measuring flame velocities to fundamental flame velocities of 141 centimeters per second. The extension was accomplished by reducing the flame-tube diameter from 25 to 12.5 millimeters. Results regarding the gas flow and spatial flame velocity, flame surface area, and fundamental flame velocity are provided.
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Levine, Oscar & Gerstein, Melvin
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Free-Flight Investigation to Determine Force and Hinge-Moment Characteristics at Zero Angle of Attack of a 60 Degrees Sweptback Half-Delta Tip Control on a 60 Degrees Sweptback Delta Wing at Mach Numbers Between 0.68 and 1.44

Description: Report presenting a free-flight investigation of two rocket-powered control research models to determine the force and hinge-moment characteristics at zero angle of attack of a half-delta tip control on a delta wing. Results regarding the control hinge moments, control normal force, and calculated hinge moments are provided.
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Martz, C. William; Church, James D. & Goslee, John W.
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The Valve-Actuated Pulse Column Design and Operation

Description: The following report describes a countercurrent extraction column, which employs timed solenoid valves and pressurized feeds to provide a pulsing action to disperse the phases. This report further describes the 4-stage cycle of the column operation.
Date: December 3, 1951
Creator: Burger, L. L.
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