Heat dispersion in physical estuarine models : report 2, experiments in the Delaware River model, report 2 of a series /

Prepared for Office, Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, Washington, D.C.

Controlling heat stress in agriculture.

Mode of access: Internet.

Study of plutonium oxide heat generation in a wood moderated container /

The generation of heat due to the radioactive decay of plutonium in the form of plutonium dioxide stored in wooden containers is considered. The results of two experiments in which plutonium dioxide is placed inside wooden blocks and the temperature rise measured at various points is reported. Heat transfer calculations are then performed to show that the data obtained are those which would be expected, i.e., that Fourier's Law adequately describes the situation. The heat build up in a proposed wood moderated shipping container is calculated, using some of the assumptions verified in the described experiments.

Turbulent forced convection heat transfer in circular tubes containing sodium hydroxide.

"ORNL-1370."

Mechanisms for increasing the peak heat flux in boiling saturated water at atmospheric pressure; a report for National Science Foundation, Grant GP 788.

Mode of access: Internet.

A study of the critical heat flux in an accelerating pool boiling system,

"NSF grant no. G-19697."

A guide to heat stress in agriculture.

Mode of access: Internet.

The effect of metallurgical variables on the fatigue properties of AISI 4340 steel heat treated in the tensile strength range 260,000-310,000 psi

"Materials Laboratory. Contract no. AF 33(616)-3299, Project no. 7360."

Heat stroke and the effects of heat stress in the fowl.

Cowinner in the Poultry Disease Essay Contest, 1961.

An investigation of the variation in heat absorption in a pulverized coal-fired water-cooled steam-boiler furnace ...

Includes references.

Heat transfer in noncircular ducts.

"ORNL-985."

The study of multi-phase diffusion in three-component metallic systems

"This report was prepared by University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, under USAF Contract no. F 33615-67-C-1227."

Nucleation of voids in metals during diffusion and creep /

Experimental evidence is presented which proves that voids formed during diffusion in brass are heterogeneously nucleated. The nuclei appear to be oxide particles, probably ZnO. When these are removed by re-melting, voids practically do not form upon subsequent dezincification. Brass which had been freed of void nucleation catalysts exhibited a considerably reduced tendency for grain boundary cracking during creep, and increased stress-rupture life.