Branch of Research and Laboratory Services internal report
Subtitle: helium thermal conductivity values, 133℗ʻ to 740℗ʻ K, and Prandtl numbers, 130℗ʻ to 760℗ʻ K, for pressures to 300 atmospheres
By: by Robert E. Wood, F.W. Baer, and W.J. Boone, Jr
Contributors: Baer, F.W.; Boone, W.J., Jr; United States. Bureau of Mines; Helium Research Center (United States. Bureau of Mines)
Series: Helium Research Center Internal Report / U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines -- no. 132; Helium Research Center Internal Report (United States. Bureau of Mines) -- no. 132.
Publisher: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Applied Research
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Amarillo, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Thermal conductivity; Helium; Atmospheric temperature; Measurement; Mathematical models; Compressibility; Gases
Other titles: Bureau of Mines, Helium Activity, Helium Research Center Internal Report; Helium thermal conductivity values, 133 degrees℗to 740 degrees℗Kelvin, and Prandtl numbers, 130℗ʻ to 760℗ʻ Kelvin, for pressures to 300 atmospheres
Description: "This report presents a method for the general correlation and prediction of thermal conductivity values of compressed helium gas as an aid to heat transfer calculations applicable to gas-to-gas heat exchanger design and evaluation"--Page 4.
Notes: "February 1971."

"Applied Research, Project 7116."

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 37-40).

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