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Test 861: Farmall 806 (Lpg), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 861: Farmall 806 (Lpg), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

EXPLANATION OF TEST REPORT GENERAL CONDITIONS East tractor is a production model equipped for common usage. Power consuming accessories can be disconnected only when it is convenient for the operator to do so in practice. Additional weight can be added as ballast if the manufacturer regularly supplies it for sale. The static tire loads and the inflation pressures muse conform to recommendations in the Tire Standards published by the Society of Automotive Engineers. PREPARATION FOR PERFORMANCE RUNS The engine crank case is drained and refilled with a measured amount of new oil conforming to specifications in the operator’s manual. The …


Test 857: Farmall 806 (Diesel), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 857: Farmall 806 (Diesel), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

EXPLANATION OF TEST REPORT GENERAL CONDITIONS East tractor is a production model equipped for common usage. Power consuming accessories can be disconnected only when it is convenient for the operator to do so in practice. Additional weight can be added as ballast if the manufacturer regularly supplies it for sale. The static tire loads and the inflation pressures muse conform to recommendations in the Tire Standards published by the Society of Automotive Engineers. PREPARATION FOR PERFORMANCE RUNS The engine crank case is drained and refilled with a measured amount of new oil conforming to specifications in the operator’s manual. The …


Test 858: Farmall 706 (Gasoline), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 858: Farmall 706 (Gasoline), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

EXPLANATION OF TEST REPORT GENERAL CONDITIONS East tractor is a production model equipped for common usage. Power consuming accessories can be disconnected only when it is convenient for the operator to do so in practice. Additional weight can be added as ballast if the manufacturer regularly supplies it for sale. The static tire loads and the inflation pressures muse conform to recommendations in the Tire Standards published by the Society of Automotive Engineers. PREPARATION FOR PERFORMANCE RUNS The engine crank case is drained and refilled with a measured amount of new oil conforming to specifications in the operator’s manual. The …


Test 860: Farmall 706 (Lpg), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 860: Farmall 706 (Lpg), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

EXPLANATION OF TEST REPORT GENERAL CONDITIONS East tractor is a production model equipped for common usage. Power consuming accessories can be disconnected only when it is convenient for the operator to do so in practice. Additional weight can be added as ballast if the manufacturer regularly supplies it for sale. The static tire loads and the inflation pressures muse conform to recommendations in the Tire Standards published by the Society of Automotive Engineers. PREPARATION FOR PERFORMANCE RUNS The engine crank case is drained and refilled with a measured amount of new oil conforming to specifications in the operator’s manual. The …


Test 839: Oliver 1800 Series B Gasoline, Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 839: Oliver 1800 Series B Gasoline, Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

No abstract provided.


Test 841: Oliver 1600, Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 841: Oliver 1600, Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

No abstract provided.


A Study Of A Method For Determining Properties Of Metals At High Strain Rates., Warren Heidbreder Jan 1963

A Study Of A Method For Determining Properties Of Metals At High Strain Rates., Warren Heidbreder

Masters Theses

"An experimental method has been developed for determining the tensile and other physical properties of metals under high loading rates. Experimental equipment was designed, fabricated and tested. It was desirable to keep the equipment simple and inexpensive so that it could be used by operators Lacking experience in electronics and high-speed photography which are required for some of the more sophisticated methods now in use. The energy for pulling the specimens is supplied by smokeless gun powder. The firing of a cartridge into a closed cylinder with movable piston accomplishes the breaking of the specimen. A record of the time, …


Separation Of Radioactive Fission Products By Electrodialysis Using Aminopolycarboxylic Acids., Harry C. Hershey Jan 1963

Separation Of Radioactive Fission Products By Electrodialysis Using Aminopolycarboxylic Acids., Harry C. Hershey

Masters Theses

"The development of nuclear fission reactors to convert nuclear energy into electrical energy for use in industry, public utilities, military applications, and space exploration has resulted in ever increasing quantities of radioactive waste solutions. Significant reductions in nuclear fuel costs will be obtained when economical processes have been developed for recovery and purification of valuable fission products which are contained in radioactive waste solutions and are in demand for many research applications.

The United States Atomic Energy Commission has supported exhaustive studies to recover fission products by processes involving the more common unit operations such as extraction, distillation, crystallization, and …


A Study Of Chemical Stabilization Of The Swell Properties Of Putman Soil, Dale E. Dobson Jan 1963

A Study Of Chemical Stabilization Of The Swell Properties Of Putman Soil, Dale E. Dobson

Masters Theses

"The theory of chemical stabilization of a swelling clay was reviewed. The effect of several chemicals on the engineering properties of Putnam soil was investigated using the Atterberg tests. Strength of concentration of chemical additives versus preferred structural orientation of treated Putnam was investigated using sedimentation procedures similar to those used in the hydrometer analysis of fine grained soil sizes. Swell tests were conducted under a static load of 1.25 psi on untreated Putnam, Putnam in combination with sodium carbonate, and Putnam treated with calcium hydroxide. These tests were conducted at varying initial moisture contents and dry densities.

It was …


Test 837: Allis-Chalmers Series Ii D15 (Gasoline), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab Jan 1963

Test 837: Allis-Chalmers Series Ii D15 (Gasoline), Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

EXPLANATION OF TEST REPORT GENERAL CONDITIONS East tractor is a production model equipped for common usage. Power consuming accessories can be disconnected only when it is convenient for the operator to do so in practice. Additional weight can be added as ballast if the manufacturer regularly supplies it for sale. The static tire loads and the inflation pressures muse conform to recommendations in the Tire Standards published by the Society of Automotive Engineers. PREPARATION FOR PERFORMANCE RUNS The engine crank case is drained and refilled with a measured amount of new oil conforming to specifications in the operator’s manual. The …


Non-Ferrous Metal Mining And Smelting In Australia, H. R. Hanley Jan 1963

Non-Ferrous Metal Mining And Smelting In Australia, H. R. Hanley

Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy Bulletins

No abstract provided.


Methods For Synthesizing A Four-Bar Mechanism So It Will Have A Low Value Of Jerk., Ronald D. Brenner Jan 1963

Methods For Synthesizing A Four-Bar Mechanism So It Will Have A Low Value Of Jerk., Ronald D. Brenner

Masters Theses

"The purpose of this thesis is to find a method of synthesis, for a four-bar mechanism, so that the mechanism that is synthesized will have a low value of jerk. In the field of synthesis there has been little or no effort made to consider jerk when designing mechanisms.

Jerk is defined as the time rate of change of acceleration. Jerk can also be expressed as being proportional to the time rate of change of the inertia forces. When the jerk is large the effect on the link of a mechanism is the same as that of an impact load. …


The Effect Of Shear Deformation On The Slope Deflection Coefficients., Rajni C. Amin Jan 1963

The Effect Of Shear Deformation On The Slope Deflection Coefficients., Rajni C. Amin

Masters Theses

"This study was made to determine the effect of shear deformation on stiffness coefficients and carry over factors that are normally used in the calculation of moments in continuous beam or frames by the slope-deflection and Moment Distribution method.

Using the method of total strain energy, the vertical shear V and angle of rotation Ө caused by unit moment were determined for bending moment only and then determined for shear deformation plus bending moment, then carry over factors and stiffness coefficients were computed for each case. The relative effect of shear deformation is small for small depth ratio db …


Permeability And Adsorbed Flow Of Carbon Dioxide And Propene Through Porous Silica., Jorgen Lovland Jan 1963

Permeability And Adsorbed Flow Of Carbon Dioxide And Propene Through Porous Silica., Jorgen Lovland

Masters Theses

"It has been known for over a century that gases diffuse through some porous barriers at a rate inversely proportional to the square root of the molecular weight. The difference in diffusion rate can obviously be used to separate gases with different molecular weight. Since other methods for separation like distillation and adsorption usually are simpler and cheaper, separation by gaseous diffusion has found few practical applications. One notable exception is the separation of the gaseous hexafluorides of u238 and u235.

Later investigations on the permeation of gases through porous materials have shown that when gases diffuse …


A Study Of The Angular Velocity In A Liquid Induced By A Vortex In An Emptying Container, James Paul Hartman Jan 1963

A Study Of The Angular Velocity In A Liquid Induced By A Vortex In An Emptying Container, James Paul Hartman

Masters Theses

"Previously a limited amount of investigation has been done to describe the rotational motion of fluid in a draining tank. To date tank design has been based on trial and error, since the physical mechanisms of actual draining have not been recognized. This investigation has been made to develop a technique for the measurement of the motion of the fluid during the draining process and to present the results of the observed surface velocity of the liquid as a function of depth of fluid and its distance from the center of the vortex core. Many previous investigators of vortex behavior …


An Investigation Of Optimum Journal Bearings., Kulin Purshotam Maskai Jan 1963

An Investigation Of Optimum Journal Bearings., Kulin Purshotam Maskai

Masters Theses

"Not much has been done towards calculating the "Optimum Bearing" from the point of view of maximum load capacity or minimum friction. It has been found that there 1 is not much difference in the "Optimum Bearing" proportions, as calculated, considering either minimum friction or maximum load capacity

Journal bearings are commonly used and they play a very important role in reducing friction and wear. Engineers use past experience in choosing a bearing for the given conditions. A bearing design can be obtained if 'Optium Bearing' proportions are calculated as suggested by Kingsbury (1) in his article on 'Optium Conditions …


A Preliminary Study Of The Dielectric Properties Of Bismuth Ferrate Ceramics., John Joseph Schwaller Jan 1963

A Preliminary Study Of The Dielectric Properties Of Bismuth Ferrate Ceramics., John Joseph Schwaller

Masters Theses

"In this investigation some of the results of Fedulov18 for a composition of 30 percent lead titanate - 70 percent bismuth ferrate were verified. The system of lead zirconatebismuth ferrate was studied with sintering data determined for the series. By X-ray and microscopic analysis the system was determined to be not a solid solution. The dielectric measurements show a linear relation between the dielectric constant and the percent lead zirconate from 100 percent BiFeo3 to 10 percent BiFeo3 - 90 percent PbZro3"--Abstract, p. ii


Zinc Sulfide-Sulfate Reaction Pressures, William L. Hallerberg Jan 1963

Zinc Sulfide-Sulfate Reaction Pressures, William L. Hallerberg

Masters Theses

"A static manometric method was used to find the equilibrium reaction pressure as a function of temperature for the reaction:

11 ZnSO4 + ZnS → 4 (ZnO·2ZnSO4) + 4 SO2

From the reaction pressures, the standard free energy of the reaction was found to be:

ΔF⁰ = + 51,320 - 36.68 T

Using thermodynamic data for ZnSO4, ZnS and SO2 the standard free energy of formation of the basic salt ZnO·2ZnSO4 was found to be:

ΔF⁰ = - 377,000 - 65.9 T cal/mole

in the temperature range 350 to 420⁰ C.

Above …


The Removal Of Abs From Tap Water Solutions And Sewage Plant Effluents At Various Air Rates Using Continuous Foam Flotation., Ratan F. Daboo Jan 1963

The Removal Of Abs From Tap Water Solutions And Sewage Plant Effluents At Various Air Rates Using Continuous Foam Flotation., Ratan F. Daboo

Masters Theses

"This investigation was performed to study the removal of Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate (ABS) from tap water solutions and sewage treatment plant effluents by continuous foam flotation and to determine the effect of the air flow rate on the removal.

A flotation cell provided with controlled air and liquid flow rates was used for the continuous process. Air flow rates between zero and 29.4 cubic feet per hour were investigated. A liquid feed flow rate of 120 milliliters per minute was used for most of the experiments with one run made at 60 milliliters per minute. The liquid samples were analyzed …


Investigation Of Stresses And Deflections In An Inclined Beam., Jayant Chhaganlal Soni Jan 1963

Investigation Of Stresses And Deflections In An Inclined Beam., Jayant Chhaganlal Soni

Masters Theses

"In this thesis an investigation has been made of the effect of inclination on strains and deflections in an inclined rectangular steel beam. To compute the strains and deflections Newmark's Numerical Procedure has been used. An experiment has been carried out on a rectangular steel beam for four different load increments and eight different inclinations. To compare the experimental and analytical data, graphs have been drawn for the experimental and analytical quantities of strains and deflections for all the four load increments and eight different angles of inclination. Results of the investigation indicate that the strains and deflections at inclinations …


A Study Of The Relationships Between The Structure And The Consolidation And Swell Characteristics., Victor Foute Spruill Jan 1963

A Study Of The Relationships Between The Structure And The Consolidation And Swell Characteristics., Victor Foute Spruill

Masters Theses

"This paper reports the experimental results of an investigation of the relationships between the consolidation and swell characteristics of a cohesive soil and the structure of the soil. Consolidation and swell tests were run on samples prepared at their liquid limits in order to permit the effects of structure to show up in the results. The series of samples tested consisted of Putnam Clay Soil with (1) 2% sodium carbonate added, (2) no admixture, (3) 1% calcium hydroxide, and (4) 4% calcium hydroxide. Determinations were made of the per cent consolidation and per cent swell, decrease and increase in height …


A Study Of Rotational Critical Speeds For A Multi-Mass, Multi-Span System, Pravinchandra M. Upadhyay Jan 1963

A Study Of Rotational Critical Speeds For A Multi-Mass, Multi-Span System, Pravinchandra M. Upadhyay

Masters Theses

"It is well known that the unbalanced inertia forces present in rotating shafts set up violent vibrations in a transverse direction at certain speeds known as critical speeds, whirling speeds or whipping speeds. Therefore one who deals with the design of rotating machine parts, such as turbine rotors, multi-cylinder engine crankshafts etc., must consider transverse vibrations of rotating parts.

Practical solutions for finding the critical speeds of simple rotating systems, such as a single disk on a shaft with a single span, were derived by many authors. But as the number of loads and spans increases the problem becomes complex …


Investigation Of Ablation Materials, John Martyn Schattyn Jan 1963

Investigation Of Ablation Materials, John Martyn Schattyn

Masters Theses

"The desired result of this paper is to determine what effect the physical and thermal properties of a material have on the ability of that material to act as an ablation heat shield. On the basis of their physical properties, five materials, nickel, beryllium, fused quartz, teflon, and phenolic-nylon, were chosen as examples.

The tools used for this study are heat transfer equations involving a change in material phase. The resulting criteria may be assumed applicable to any material exhibiting one of the four types of ablation processes"--Abstract, page 2.


The Performance Of A Mechanically-Aided Countercurrent Extraction Column., Jerry James Carr Jan 1963

The Performance Of A Mechanically-Aided Countercurrent Extraction Column., Jerry James Carr

Masters Theses

"In recent years liquid extraction has become a major industrial method for the separation of liquid solutions. Liquid extraction has proven successful in some separations performed only with great difficulty by other, more common mass-transfer operations. Th e industrial utilization of liquid extraction has resulted in considerable interest in the design and performance correlations of high-capacity, high-efficiency extraction equipment.

Continuous countercurrent columns, filled with various packings, baffles, and plates, have been found to be relatively ineffective in liquid extract on service. The density difference of the contacted phases is generally insufficient to, by itself, cause the intimate contact necessary for …


Dissolution Rates Of Zone Refined Iron And Steel In Hydrochloric And Sulfuric Acids And In Sodium Chloride Solutions., Gary E. Welch Jan 1963

Dissolution Rates Of Zone Refined Iron And Steel In Hydrochloric And Sulfuric Acids And In Sodium Chloride Solutions., Gary E. Welch

Masters Theses

"Dissolution rates for two carbon steels were deter­ mined in four concentrations of sulfuric acid at five temperatures and in four concentrations of hydrochloric acid at four temperatures.

No general relationship was found for the variation in activation energies in sulfuric and hydrochloric acid. An explanation of the difference in the reaction rates and a possible explanation of the activation energy is presented on the basis of chunk formation.

The results of this investigation indicate an electrochemical control mechanism for the dissolution reaction of steel in acid solutions.

Results of dissolution rate studies in sulfuric and hydrochloric acid solutions and …


The Effect Of Reradiation On Heat Transmission, Arvindkumar M. Shah Jan 1963

The Effect Of Reradiation On Heat Transmission, Arvindkumar M. Shah

Masters Theses

"In heat transmission by radiation, it is very easy to find the heat transmitted from one surface to another. Much work has been done in this area. The problem becomes complicated when the two surfaces are enclosed or joined by an enclosure. Such problems frequently arise in the design of furnaces. One problem is linked with the economy of fuel, by proper consideration of heat losses through the openings in furnace walls such as doors and burner openings. A second problem is associated with the heating capacity and useful heat transfer through the openings such as heat ports in walls …


Heat Transfer Through A Honeycomb Sandwich Panel, Jayantilal J. Darji Jan 1963

Heat Transfer Through A Honeycomb Sandwich Panel, Jayantilal J. Darji

Masters Theses

"Progress brought about by human ingenuity and technological developments has been always accompanied by fresh problems, the successful solution of which enables still further progress.

The recent developments in space exploration and exploitations are astounding. The coming years are likely to bring forth many remarkable achievements. Except for several engineering problems encountered with these developments the pace of progress is to study the heat transfer from honeycomb sandwich panels as an outer skin of high performance flight vehicles. The quantity of heat transferred through the panel is important in study of such vehicles, and methods or equations for determining this …


Analysis Of A Char-Forming Ablator, William J. Reilly Jan 1963

Analysis Of A Char-Forming Ablator, William J. Reilly

Masters Theses

"The purpose of this thesis is to conduct an analytical analysis of a char-forming ablation material. This is one phase of ablation heat transfer.

Fourier's general equation for one dimensional heat conduction is transformed to moving coordinates and is then solved using the applicable boundary conditions. Solutions of this equation are valid for initial studies in ablation heat transfer"--Abstract, page ii.


Phase Extent Of Gaas, Gasb, And Insb, And Solid Solubility In The System Gaas-Gasb Determined By The Lattice Constant-Density Method., Chang Don Kim Jan 1963

Phase Extent Of Gaas, Gasb, And Insb, And Solid Solubility In The System Gaas-Gasb Determined By The Lattice Constant-Density Method., Chang Don Kim

Masters Theses

"The lattice constant of the homogeneous gallium arsenide varies from 5.65298A0 to 5.65J26A0 at 25° c with a change of composition in the range from 49-935 to 50.015 atomic percent gallium. The lattice constants of g allium and indium antimonide are 6.09592A0 and 6.47876A0 at 25 ° c, respectively and the extent of the phases of gallium and indium antimonide could not be found in this work.

The thermal expansion coefficient of gallium arsenide is 6.4 x 10-6/0 C in the range between 10 and 65° c regardless of composition, ar.d those of …


Removal Of Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate By Precipitation With Cationic Surfactants., Phillip E. Custer Jan 1963

Removal Of Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate By Precipitation With Cationic Surfactants., Phillip E. Custer

Masters Theses

"The extensive use of synthetic detergents, particularly the nonbiodegradable alkyl benzene sulfonate (ABS), has created many difficulties in water and wastewater. Although a number of processes have been proposed for the abatement of the synthetic detergent problem, a completely satisfactory solution has yet to be developed.

Following a preliminary investigation, three cationic agents, Bionol R0-50, G-263 and Primafloc C-5 were selected to be studied in detail in order to determine their ability to remove ABS by precipitation. Studies were conducted in deionized water, river water and domestic sewage systems using an initial ABS concentration of 10 mg/1 and cationic dosages …