ASRDI oxygen technology survey.
Contributors: Roder, H. M.; United States. Lewis Research Center, Cleveland. Aerospace Safety Research and Data Institute.
Series: NASA SP; -3071-3073, 3076-3077, 3083-3084, 3090, 3092; NASA SP ;; 3071, etc.
Publisher: Scientific and Technical Information Office, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; [for sale by the  National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va.]
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Subjects: Oxygen.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"This edition of NASA SP-3071 replaces the edition distributed during September 1972."
"Supplement to NASA SP-3072" (microfiche. 7 sheets. 11 x 15 cm.) in pocket, v. 2.
"NASA SP-3077 supplement" (microfiche. 5 sheets. 11 x 15 cm.) in pocket, v. 7.
"NASA SP-3090 supplement" (microfiche. 34 sheets. 11 x 15 cm.) in pocket, v. 9.
"Prepared for the Aerospace Safety Research and Data Institute, NASA Lewis Research Center."
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Roder, H.M. and Weber, L.A. Thermophysical properties.; value: v. 2. Bankaitis, H. and Schueller, C.F. Cleaning requirements, procedures, and verification techniques.; value: v. 3. Schmidt, A.F. Heat transfer and fluid dynamics; value: abstracts of selected technical reports and publications.; value: v. 4. Sparks, L.L. Low temperature measurement.; value: v. 5. Roder, H.M. Density and liquid level measurement instrumentation for the cryogenic fluids oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen.; value: v. 6. Mann, D.B. Flow measurement instrumentation.; value: v. 7. Pelouch, J.J., Jr. Characteristics of metals that influence system safety.; value: v. 8. Arvidson, J.M. and Brennan, J.A. Pressure measurement.; value: v. 9. Schmidt, H.W. and Forney, D.E. Oxygen Systems engineering review.