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|a Brown, Kenneth G.,
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|a Analysis of flow dynamics through small diameter gas sampling systems /
|c by Kenneth G. Brown, principal investigator.
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|a Norfolk, Virginia :
|b Old Dominion University Research Foundation ;
|a Hampton, Virginia :
|b National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center,
|c February 1984.
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|a 1 microfiche (17 pages) :
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|c 11 x 15 cm.
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|a At head of title: Department of Chemical Sciences, School of Sciences and Health Professions, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (page 17).
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|a Final report;
|b July 1, 1983 to January 1, 1984.
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|a "The removal of gas material through a capillary opening in a surface is analyzed. The gas, from which the sample is removed, is moving past the surface at supersonic velocities. A variety of possible conditions of temperature, pressure and composition are discussed in an effort to emulate conditions that might be found at the surface of a vehicle traversing the altitude range 100-50 km, or might exist at the surface of a model in the stream of a high enthalpy wind tunnel. Aspects discussed include (1) the throughput of the capillary for conditions of different lengths and different L a (length radius) ratios (2) the total throughput when the surface in question contains many hundreds of these capillaries (3) the effect of the capillaries upon the composition of the analyzed gas (4) the effect of the capillary or capillaries upon the gas stream itself and (5) the implications of the calculations upon the possible implementation of this type of device as an inlet for a mass spectrometer to be developed for analyzing the upper atmosphere."--NTIS
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|a Sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center
|b NAS-1-17099
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|a Atmosphere, Upper
|x Spectral analysis.
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|a Gas flow
|x Analysis.
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|a Mass spectrometers.
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|a Aerodynamics, Supersonic.
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|a Gas streams.
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|a Intake systems.
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|a Knudsen flow.
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|a Mass spectrometers.
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|a Molecular flow.
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|a Capillary flow; Fluid dynamics; Gas analysis; Gas streams; Knudsen flow; Mass spectrometers; Flow velocity; Graphs (Charts); Inlet flow; Intake systems; Molecular flow; Upper atmosphere; Wind tunnel models
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|a Old Dominion University.
|b Research Foundation,
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|a Langley Research Center,
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