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E 1.99: nasa-tm--106319 Effects of thermomechanical processing on tensile and long-time creep behavior of Nb-1%Zr-0.1%C sheet 1
E 1.99:nasa-tm--106444 Preliminary SP-100/Stirling heat exchanger designs 1
E 1.99: nasa-tm--106472 The effect of prolonged exposure to 750°C air on the tribological performance of PM212 1
E 1.99:NASA-TM--107183;CONF-960457--7 The effect of counterface on the tribological performance of a high temperature solid lubricant composite from 25 to 650{degree}C 1
E 1.99:nasa-tm-x--2440 RADIATION EXPOSURE TO THE ORBITING LUNAR STATION AND LUNAR SURFACE RELATED TO REUSABLE NUCLEAR SHUTTLE OPERATIONS.
SNAP-8 POST-SHUTDOWN GAMMA-RADIATION APPROXIMATIONS.
SPACE-REACTOR SHIELDING FABRICATION.
VENTING OF FISSION PRODUCTS AND SHIELDING IN THERMIONIC NUCLEAR REACTOR SYSTEMS.
PRELIMINARY SHIELD DESIGN FOR A SNAP-8 POWER SYSTEM.
TELEOPERATORS FOR REMOTE OPERATIONS IN SPACE.
HARDENING ELECTRONIC DEVICES AGAINST VERY-HIGH-TOTAL-DOSE RADIATION ENVIRONMENTS.
NUCLEAR RADIATION ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS FOR THERMOELECTRIC OUTER PLANET SPACECRAFT.
DESIGN OF A SOURCE TO SIMULATE THE GAMMA-RAY SPECTRUM EMITTED BY A RADIOISOTOPE THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR.
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR COMBINED RADIATION EFFECTS FACILITIES FOR TWELVE- YEAR OUTER PLANET SPACECRAFT VOYAGES.
NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS IN MANNED SPACE STATION.
APPLICATION OF MORSE TO RADIATION ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR FLIGHT PROPULSION MODULES.
THERMIONIC REACTOR POWER SYSTEM EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON INTEGRATION WITH MANNED SPACE STATION.
INTEGRAL DOSE DURING CONSTANT-VELOCITY MOTION NEAR A SPACE POWER REACTOR.
PROGRAM AT JPL TO INVESTIGATE THE NUCLEAR INTERACTION OF RTGs WITH SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS ON DEEP SPACE PROBES.
RESPONSE OF A 300-μ SILICON DETECTOR TO MONOENERGETIC NEUTRONS DETERMINED BY THE USE OF THE MONTE CARLO TECHNIQUE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON NATURAL AND MANMADE RADIATION IN SPACE HELD AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, MARCH 1--5, 1971.
SOME NEUTRON AND GAMMA RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF PLUTONIUM CERMET FUEL FOR ISOTOPIC POWER SOURCES.
SPACE NUCLEAR POWER SYSTEMS.
RADIATION ENVIRONMENT FOR RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKING WITH NUCLEAR ROCKETS.
RADIATION FROM ²³⁸Pu USED IN SPACE APPLICATIONS. 		21
E 1.99: nasa-tm-x-2878 Irradiation of three T-111 clad uranium nitride fuel pins for 8070 hours at 990°C (1815°F) 1
E 1.99:nasa-tm-x-2950 Examination of T-111 clad uranium nitride fuel pins irradiated up to 13,000 hours at a clad temperature of 990°C 1
E 1.99: nasa-tm-x--64969 Considerations for performance evaluation of solar heating and cooling systems 1
E 1.99: nasa-tm-x--73398 Solar energy bibliography 1
E 1.99:nasa-tp--2558 Technology for Brayton-cycle space powerplants using solar and nuclear energy 1
E 1.99:nasa-tp--3119 23 to 300°C demagnetization resistance of samarium-cobalt permanent magnets 1
E 1.99: nasa-tr/r--178 Theoretical determination of the boundary and distortion of the geomagnetic field in a steady solar wind 1
E 1.99:nato/ccms-60 Test Reference Year (TRY). Final report. [Weather data collection for building energy demand calculations] 1
E 1.99: nato/ccms-65 Proceedings of the second NATO-CCMS information meeting on dry hot rock geothermal energy 1
E 1.99:natue communications doi: 10.1038/ ncomms10629 Directional Charge Separation in Isolated Organic Semiconductor Crystalline Nanowires 1
E 1.99:nau_doe_gs002 Multiple element isotope probes, NanoSIMS, and the functional genomics of microbial carbon cycling in soils in response to chronic climatic change 2
E 1.99: navdocks p-51 DESIGN OF PROTECTIVE STRUCTURES (A NEW CONCEPT OF STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR) 1
E 1.99:navv Network Architecture Verification & Validation Tool. 1
E 1.99: navweps-7949 SOME ASPECTS OF COUPLING BETWEEN EXPLOSIVES AND ROCKS 1
E 1.99:nbl-127 SEMIANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE PERIOD JULY 1955 THROUGH DECEMBER 1955 1