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Isentropic phase changes in dissociating gases and the method of sound dispersion for the investigation of homogeneous gas reactions with very high speed
Date: September 1, 1950
Creator: Damkoehler, Gerhard
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Isentropic phase changes in dissociating gases and the method of sound dispersion for the investigation of homogeneous gas reactions with very high speed : Conclusion
Date: September 1, 1950
Creator: Damkoehler, Gerhard
Description: The analytical results of Part I are also applied to sound dispersion by friction and heat conduction, An irreversible change of momentum, energy, and type of particle corresponding to friction, heat conduction, and diffusion effects can appear both in the direction of the sound field and traverse to it. Longitudinal damping, the coupling of longitudinal damping and that due to chemical and physical changes, and coupling of diffusion and compositional changes are treated for a plane sound wave of infinite extent. The same principles are also applied to sound effects in cylindrical tubes. The limitations of the method are discussed in some detail.
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Altitude performance of a 20-inch-diameter ram-jet engine investigated in a free-jet facility at Mach number 3.0
Date: January 1, 1952
Creator: Smolak, G. R.
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Design of combustor for long-range ram-jet engine and performance of rectangular analog
Date: January 29, 1954
Creator: Koch, R. G.
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Preliminary transient performance data on the fuel control of the XRJ47-W-5 ram-jet engine
Date: January 1, 1954
Creator: Smith, I. D.
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Full-scale, free-jet investigation of methods of improving outlet flow distribution in a side-inlet supersonic diffuser
Date: March 28, 1955
Creator: Farley, J. M.
Description: None
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Investigation of three low-temperature-ratio combustor configurations in a 48-inch-diameter ram-jet engine
Date: March 10, 1954
Creator: Meyer, C. L.
Description: None
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Propeller design I : practical application of the blade element theory
Date: May 1, 1926
Creator: Weick, Fred E
Description: This report is the first of a series of four on propeller design and contains a description of the blade elements or modified Drzewiecke theory as used in the Bureau of Aeronautics, U.S. Navy Department. Blade interference corrections are used which were taken from R.& M. NO. 639 of the British Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. The airfoil characteristics used were obtained from tests of model propellers, not from tests of model wings.
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An investigation of the characteristics of steel diaphragms for automatic fuel-injection valves
Date: April 1, 1926
Creator: Joachim, W F
Description: This research on steel diaphragms was undertaken at the Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory, as a part of a general investigation on fuel injection engines for aircraft. The work determined the load-deflection, load- deformation and hysteresis characteristics for single diaphragms having thicknesses from 0.00s inch to 0.012 inch, and for similar diaphragms tested in multiple having total thicknesses from 0.012 inch to 0.180 inch. The elastic limit loads and deflections, and rupture points of single diaphragms were also determined. Some work was done on diaphragms having central orifices in order to determine the effect of orifice diameter upon the load deflection characteristics.
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The calculation of wing float displacement in single-float seaplanes
Date: March 1, 1925
Creator: Warner, Edward P
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