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253. Weathering Tests on Bituminous Pavement Samples. Observations of Effects through November 1959.

Author

ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MISS, Maxwell,A. A., McRae,J. L., Larson,W. H., ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MISS, Maxwell,A. A., McRae,J. L., and Larson,W. H.

Abstract

The effects of weathering on the durability of flexible pavement specimens (standard Marshall cores 4 in. in diameter and 2-1/2 in. in height) exposed at the Waterways Experiment Station for periods of 26 to durability of the specimens were studied: gradation and type of aggregate; bitumen content; type of bitumen; compaction effort and method; quantity of filler (i.e. material passing No. 200 sieve); and confinement of specimens within rigid and flexible media. The weathering effects described are based solely on visual determinations of aggregate exposure, deformation and cracking of the specimens, and migration of the bituminous binder. (Author)

Published
1962

254. Construction of Firestone Tar-Rubber Test Pavement at Selfridge AFB, Michigan

Author

ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MISS, Larson,W. H., ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MISS, and Larson,W. H.

Abstract

The report discusses the construction of a Firestone tar-rubber test pavement at Selfridge Air Force Base, Michigan. The purpose of the test was to determine the feasibility of adding rubber latex directly to the hot aggregate and tar and thus producing a satisfactory tar-rubber pavement.

Published
1964

255. INVESTIGATION OF MATERIALS TO RESIST HOT CORROSION IN SMALL GAS TURBINE ENGINE RECUPERATORS.

Author

GARRETT CORP LOS ANGELES CALIF AIRESEARCH MFG DIV, Curbishley,G., Jones,O., Larson,W., GARRETT CORP LOS ANGELES CALIF AIRESEARCH MFG DIV, Curbishley,G., Jones,O., and Larson,W.

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Theoretical and experimental investigations were made of hot corrosion in Type 347 stainless steel and three other candidate materials. The preliminary brazing tests, now complete except for microprobe analysis, consisted of metallographical evaluation of the brazed joints and a 100-hr static hot corrosion test at 1500F. The materials selected for further testing are Hastelloy X, Incoloy 800, Multimet N-155 and CRES 347. The stress rupture hot-corrosion test, in progress, consists of exposing pressurized tubes to a synthetic environment similar to the composition of a gas turbine engine exhaust at three temperature levels to represent the spectrum of recuperator operating conditions. Time to rupture in hours covering failures to date are presented as well as a preliminary failure analysis. The plotted results indicate that all but CRES 347 would be suitable as a recuperator material operating in a 1300 to 1500F temperature. (Author)

Published
1968

256. Virtual space academy

Author

Eberhard Gill, Lisi, M., Bousquet, M., and Larson, W. J.

Abstract

The space sector needs highly trained personnel. This calls for a continuous learning process comprising post-graduate educational programs. However, the offered programs differ substantially in scope and characteristics, coverage and focus, quality and organization and lack inter-program coordination. To remedy this, a Virtual Space Academy has been initiated which allows coordination of post-graduate space education and realizes cross-fertilization between the programs to enhance and stimulate space education. The paper addresses the process of setting up the Virtual Space Academy from a European nucleus and details its objectives. The opportunities that the academy offers in providing a continuity of highly qualified space engineers and managers, maintaining a knowledge base in line with current technology standards and trends, realizing cost savings through harmonization and cooperation within the virtual setting of the academy are also addressed.

257. Measurement of the $Z^0$ Mass and Width with the OPAL Detector at LEP

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Akrawy, M Z, Alexander, Gideon, Allison, J, Allport, P P, Anderson, K J, Armitage, J C, Ashton, P, Astbury, Alan, Axen, D A, Azuelos, Georges, Baines, J T M, Ball, A H, Banks, J, Barker, G J, Barlow, R J, Batley, J Richard, Beaudoin, G, Beck, A, Becker, J, Behnke, T, Bell, K W, Bella, G, Bethke, Siegfried, Biebel, O, Binder, U, Bloodworth, Ian J, Bock, P, Bougerolle, S, Brabson, B, Breuker, Horst, Brown, R M, Brun, R, Buijs, A, Burckhart, Helfried J, Capiluppi, P, Carnegie, R K, Carter, A A, Carter, J R, Chang, C Y, Charlton, D G, Chrin, J T M, Clarke, P E L, Cohen, I, Collins, W J, Conboy, J E, Cooper, M, Couch, M, Coupland, M, Cuffiani, M, Dado, S, Dallavalle, G M, De Jong, S, Debu, P, Deninno, M M, Dieckmann, A, Dittmar, Michael, Dixit, M S, Duchovni, E, Duerdoth, I P, Dumas, D J P, Elcombe, P A, Estabrooks, P G, Etzion, E, Fabbri, Franco Luigi, Farthouat, Philippe, Fincke-Keeler, Margret, Fischer, H M, Fong, D G, Fukunaga, C, Gaidot, A, Ganel, O, Gary, J W, Gascon, J, Geddes, N I, Geich-Gimbel, C, Gensler, S W, Gentit, F X, Giacomelli, G, Gibson, V, Gibson, W R, Gillies, James D, Goldberg, J, Goodrick, M J, Gorn, W, Gross, E, Hagedorn, H, Hagemann, J, Hanson, G G, Hansroul, M, Hargrove, C K, Harrus, I, Hart, J, Hattersley, P M, Hauschild, M, Hawkes, C M, Heflin, E, Hemingway, Richard J, Heuer, R D, Hill, J C, Hillier, S J, Hinshaw, D A, Ho, C, Hobbs, J D, Hobson, P R, Hochman, D, Holl, B, Homer, R James, Hou, S R, Howarth, C P, Humbert, R, Hughes-Jones, R E, Igo-Kemenes, P, Ihssen, H, Imrie, D C, Janissen, L, Jawahery, A, Jeffreys, P W, Jeremie, H, Jimack, Martin Paul, Jobes, M, Jones, R W L, Jovanovic, P, Karlen, D A, Kawagoe, K, Kawamoto, T, Keeler, Richard K, Kellogg, R G, Kennedy, B W, Kleinwort, C, Klem, D E, Knop, G, Kobayashi, T, Kokott, T P, Köpke, L, Kowalewski, R V, Kreutzmann, H, Von Krogh, J, Kroll, J, Kuwano, M, Kyberd, P, Lafferty, G D, Lamarche, F, Larson, W J, Layter, J G, Le Dû, P, Leblanc, P, Lee, A M, Lehto, M H, Lellouch, Daniel, Lennert, P, Leroy, C, Lessard, L, Levegrün, S, Levinson, L, Lloyd, S L, Loebinger, F K, Lorah, J M, Lorazo, B, Losty, Michael J, Lou, X C, Ludwig, J, Mannelli, M, Marcellini, S, Maringer, G, Martin, A J, Martin, J P, Mashimo, T, Mättig, P, Maur, U, McMahon, T J, McNutt, J R, Meijers, F, Menszner, D, Merritt, F S, Mes, H, Michelini, Aldo, Middleton, R P, Mikenberg, G, Mildenberger, J L, Miller, D J, Milstene, C, Minowa, M, Mohr, W, Moisan, C, Montanari, A, Mori, T, Moss, M W, Murphy, P G, Murray, W J, Nellen, B, Nguyen, H H, Nozaki, M, O'Neale, S W, O'Neill, B P, Oakham, F G, Odorici, F, Ogg, M, Ögren, H O, Oh, J H, Oram, C J, Oreglia, M J, Orito, S, Pansart, J P, Paschievici, P, Patrick, G N, Pawley, S J, Pfister, P, Pilcher, J E, Pinfold, James L, Plane, D E, Poffenberger, P R, Poli, B, Pouladdej, A, Prebys, E J, Pritchard, T W, Przysiezniak, H, Quast, G, Redmond, M W, Rees, D L, Regimbald, M, Riles, K, Roach, C M, Robins, S A, Rollnik, A, Roney, J M, Rossberg, S, Rossi, A M, Routenburg, P, Runge, K, Runólfsson, O, Rust, D R, Sanghera, S, Sasaki, M, Schaile, A D, Schaile, O, Schappert, W, Scharff-Hansen, P, Schenk, P, von der Schmitt, H, Schreiber, S, Schwarz, J, Settles, M, Shen, B C, Sherwood, P, Shypit, R L, Simon, A, Singh, P, Siroli, G P, Skuja, A, Smith, A M, Smith, T J, Snow, G A, Sobie, Randall J, Springer, R W, Sproston, M, Stephens, K, Stier, H E, Ströhmer, R, Strom, D, Takeda, H, Takeshita, T, Taras, P, Tarem, S, Thackray, N J, Tsukamoto, T, Turner, M F, Tysarczyk-Niemeyer, G, Van den Plas, D, Van Kooten, R, VanDalen, G J, Vasseur, G, Virtue, C J, Wagner, A, Wahl, C, Walker, J P, Ward, C P, Ward, D R, Watson, A T, Watson, N K, Weber, M, Weisz, S, Wells, P S, Wermes, N, Weymann, M, Wilson, G W, Wilson, J A, Wingerter-Seez, I, Winterer, V H, Wood, N C, Wotton, S A, Wyatt, T R, Yaari, R, Yang, Y, Yekutieli, G, Yoshida, T, Zacharov, I E, Zeuner, W, and Zorn, G T

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Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Particle physics, Electron–positron annihilation, Hadron, Detector, Context (language use), Standard Model, Nuclear physics, Cross section (physics), High Energy Physics::Experiment, Neutrino, Nuclear Experiment, Particle Physics - Experiment
Abstract

We report an experimental determination of the cross section for e+e− → hadrons from a scan around the Z0 pole. On the basis of 4350 hadronic events collected over seven energy points between 89.26 GeV and 93.26 GeV we obtain a mass of mz=91.01±0.05±0.05 GeV, and a total decay width of Γz=2.60±0.13 GeV. In the context of the standard model t these results imply 3.1 ± 0.4 neutrino generations.

289. Wisconsin Committee of Fifteen

Author

Cheney, Rose, primary, Hyer, F. S., additional, Christman, A. H., additional, Jackson, M. H., additional, Comings, George F., additional, Larson, W. E., additional, Cotton, F. A., additional, Long, A. H., additional, Donald, John S., additional, McDonald, Ellen B., additional, Fox, Leo P., additional, O'Shea, M. V., additional, Hill, Charles L., additional, Patzer, C. E., additional, and Scott, George E., additional

Published
1913
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