Advances in Cryogenic Engineering

Papers Presented

1. Cryogenic Properties

   1. High Energy Liquid Propellants for Rockets

      • G. R. Kinney

      Pages 1-10

   2. Hydrocarbon-Oxygen Systems Solubility

      • C. McKinley, E. S. J. Wang

      Pages 11-25

   3. Compatibility of Materials with Liquid Oxygen

      • H. M. Peckham, R. L. Hauser

      Pages 26-46

   4. Thermodynamic Properties of Neon

      • E. F. Yendall

      Pages 47-64

   5. Magnetic Losses at Low Temperatures

      • E. H. Brown, J. R. Brennand Jr.

      Pages 65-70

2. Cryogenic Properties (continued)

   1. Wear and Friction in Liquid Nitrogen with Austenitic Stainless Steel Having Various Surface Coatings

      • D. W. Wisander, R. L. Johnson

      Pages 71-83

   2. The Stability of Austenitic Stainless Steels at Low Temperatures as Determined by Magnetic Measurements

      • R. P. Reed, R. P. Mikesell

      Pages 84-100

   3. The Tensile and Impact Strength of Annealed and Welded 5086 Aluminum Down to 20°K

      • R. P. Mikesell, R. P. Reed

      Pages 101-113

   4. Mechanical Testing of Aluminum Weldments

      • S. A. Nuccitelli, M. W. Mote Jr.

      Pages 114-122

   5. Bonding Plastic to Metal for High Strength at Low Temperatures

      • C. E. Eppinger, W. J. Love

      Pages 123-131

   6. Mechanical Properties of Insulating Plastic Foams at Low Temperatures

      • R. M. McClintock

      Pages 132-140

3. Cryogenic Equipment

   1. The Performance of Glass Fiber Insulation under High Vacuum

      • R. M. Christiansen, M. Hollingsworth Jr.

      Pages 141-153

   2. High Performance Cryogenic Containers

      • J. M. Canty, R. Gabarro

      Pages 154-159

   3. Ultra Low Temperature Production and Control in Environmental Testing and Application Facilities

      • J. Meisler

      Pages 160-173

   4. An Airborne Cyrogenic System for Pneumatic Power Generation, Cooling, and Other Uses

      • R. H. Ball

      Pages 174-183

   5. Cryogenic Systems as Auxiliary Power Sources for Aircraft and Missile Applications

      • C. Hohmann, W. Patterson

      Pages 184-195

   6. A Liquid Air Device for Cooling the Wearer of a Totally Enclosed Liquid Rocket Propellant Handler’s Suit

      • H. E. Agen, D. Leffingwell

      Pages 196-202

4. Cryogenic Equipment (continued)

   1. A New Method for Detecting Cavitation and Turbulence in Cryogenic Fluids

      • J. Clark

      Pages 203-217

   2. Design Study of Liquid Oxygen Pumping Systems for Missile Fueling Incorporating Vented Storage Tanks

      • T. A. Carter Jr., C. R. Crusan

      Pages 218-230