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Warm Pressurant Effects on the Bubble Point for Cryogenic Liquid Acquisition Devices
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Experimental thermodynamic evaluation for a single stage heat transformer prototype build with commercial PHEs
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Empirical correlations for the solubility of pressurant gases in cryogenic propellants
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Parametric analysis of the liquid hydrogen and nitrogen bubble point pressure for cryogenic liquid acquisition devices
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The effective thermal conductivity of wire screen
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The static bubble point pressure model for cryogenic screen channel liquid acquisition devices
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Screen channel LAD bubble point tests in liquid hydrogen
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A PREDICTIVE BUBBLE POINT PRESSURE MODEL FOR POROUS LIQUID ACQUISITION DEVICE SCREENS
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Screen Channel Liquid-Acquisition-Device Bubble Point Tests in Liquid Oxygen
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Pressurant effects on cryogenic liquid acquisition devices
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Design of Thermodynamic Vent/Screen Baffle Cryogenic Storage System
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Design of propellant acquisition systems for advanced cryogenic space propulsion systems
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Surface tension propellant acquisition system technology for Space Shuttle reaction control tanks
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Measurements of capillary system degradation
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Development and qualification of the Space Shuttle Orbiter Reaction Control System Propellant Tank
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Cold pressurant gas bubble point experiments for coarse mesh screen channel liquid acquisition devices in liquid nitrogen
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Warm Pressurant Gas Bubble Point Experiments for Coarse Mesh Screen Channel Liquid Acquisition Devices in Liquid Nitrogen
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The static reseal pressure model for cryogenic screen channel liquid acquisition devices
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The static bubble point pressure model for cryogenic screen channel liquid acquisition devices
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Propellant Management Devices for Low-Gravity Fluid Management: Past, Present, and Future Applications
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