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Division 11, NDRC

In early February 1944, members of Division NDRC assembled in Jackson Barracks of New Orleans, which was primarily occupied by army soldiers. John Otvos wrote letters to his parents, which I quote in part here and more later. I omit salutations and farewells ... [Pg.160]

The Comparative Blast Performance of Torpex 2, Mmol 2, 60/40 RDX/TNT, TNT, and 60/40 Amatol , Report No 57/44 (April 1944) 7)Committee of Divisions 2 and 8, NDRC, Report on Minol and Torpex, Committee on Fillings for Aerial Bombs , OSRD 4243 (Oct 1944) 8) Anon, Allied and Enemy Explo-... [Pg.158]

Moor, S. and Gates, M. 1946. Technical report of division G/NDRC. (Cited in EPA 1986)... [Pg.78]

Addnl Refs A) Collective, "Air Burst in Blast Bombs . A Compilation of Papers Presented at NDRC Div 2 Symposium, OSRD 4923 (1945) B) Collective, "Underground Explosion Test Program , Final Rept, Vol II, "Rock , Engineering Research Associates, Division of Remington Rand Inc, 30 April 1953 (Conf) (Not used as a source of information) C) G.R. Pickett, "Seismic Wave Propagation and Pressure Measurements Near Explosions , Quarterly of the Colorado School of Mines 50(4) (Oct 1955) D) W.E. Deal, "Shock Hugoniot in Air , JApplPhys 28, 782-84(1957) E) Dunkle s Syllabus, Session 26, 23 Apr 1958, pp 313-18 F) Dunkle s Syllabus, Suppl to Section 26 (1961) G) Dunkle, private communication,... [Pg.258]

Important work on the theory of detonation process was performed during WWII in the US by-Division 8 of NDRC under G.B. Kistiakowsky, by.E.B. Wilson Jr and others. Summary of this work was given by S.R. Brinkley-Jr in Ref 39, pp 83-88 and we are using this important work in compiling this section of the Encyclopedia The NDRC review begins with. a qualitative discussion of the building up of a "discontinuous shock front . Then the Riemann formulation of the equation of hydrodynamics is introduced. This formulation was published in 1860 (Ref 1)... [Pg.603]

CA 44, 1032(1950) (Penetrating or piercing jet theory of deton) 39) S.R. Brinkley Jr, "The Theory of Detonation Process , pp 83-8 in the "Summary Technical Report Division 8, NDRC , Vol 1 (1946). It includes Riemann formulation (pp 83-4 86) Rankine-Hugoniot condition ( 84 86) Chapman-Jouguet postulate (84) Becker semiempirical equation of state (85) Rayleigh, solution of the Riemann equation (86) and Hydro-thermodynamic theory, applications (87-8) 40) W. Loring H. [Pg.614]

Refs 1) J.G. Kirkwood E.W. Montroll, "The Pressure Wave Produced by an Underwater Explosion , OSRD Rept 676(1942) PB32183 2) Division 2 NDRC, Interim Report on Underwater Explosives and Explosions , UE-32 OSRD 4874, March-April. (1945) 3) R.H. [Pg.629]

With this background, Division 8 of NDRC began work in the fall of 1940 on the synthesis of EDNA that would avoid the un-satisfactoty reaction betw ethylenediamine... [Pg.111]

Some aliphatic amines and imines and their nitrated derivs were prepd and investigated before and during WW II by Division 8 of NDRC... [Pg.124]

Rpt PT 34(1945),p 22 2)L.C.Smith E.H.Eyster, Physical Testing of Explosives,Part III Miscellaneous Sensitivity Tests Performance Tests, OSRD Rpt 5746(1945),pp 14,16 21 3)Anon, "Summary Technical Report of Division 8, NDRC, Vol 1,Washington,DC( 1946),pp 39 45... [Pg.257]

Refs l)R.A.Connor, Edit, "Summary Technical Report of Division 8, NDRC, Vol 1, Washington, DC(1946), 89(Casting techniques) 101-2(Cast perchlorate proplnts) 102-4(Cast double-base proplnts) 2)F. A. Warren, r<Rocket Propellants", Renhold, NY(1958), 58-68 3)R.Steinberger, pp 249 51 in "The Chemistry of Propellants", A Meeting Organized by the AGARD Combustion and Propulsion Panel, Paris, France in June 1959, Pergamon Press, NY(1960), 249-51 4)B.Kit D.S.Evered, "Rocket Propellants Handbook, Macmillan, NY(1960), 32-3... [Pg.481]

Anon, "Summary Technical Report Division 8, NDRC, Vol 1, Washington, DC... [Pg.78]

It should be noted that a new technique has been developed to cast large grains of solventless double-base proplnts for rocket motors. This means that in future it will not be always necessary to use composite proplnts in prepn of large rocket proplnt grains Refs l)Anon, "The Preparation and Testing of Explosives , Summary Technical Report of Division 8, NDRC Vol 1 (1946), 93ff la)W. Ley, "Rockets, Missiles and Space Travel , Chapman Hall, London (1951), 380 lb)Ar-mamentEngrg (1954), 40-4 (Composite proplnts for rockets) 2)W.A.Arendale, IEC 48, 725 -26 (1956) CA 50, 10411 (1956) (Fuel-binder requirement for composite proplnts) 2a)H.W. Mace, USP 2740702 (1956) CA 50, 9720 (1956) (Combustion accelerators for Amm perchlorate-asphalt proplnts) 3)P.J.Blatz,... [Pg.254]

Ref Anon, "The Preparation and Testing of Explosives", Summary Technical Report of Division 8, NDRC Vol 1 (1946), 61-62... [Pg.272]

Composition T-9, A Composite Propellant, also called CP-492. See under Composite Propellants, p C468-L, Table Refs l)Anon, "Summary Technical Report of Division 8", NDRC Vol 1, (1946), 96 2)Anon TM 9-1910 (1955), 260 3)R.P.Antonelli, "Encyclopedia of Explosives , OTIA, Durham, NC (I960), 31... [Pg.273]

Coll, "Summary Technical Report of Division 8.NDRC , Vol 1, Washington, DC (1946) 12-14(Prepn of EDNA) 11a) G.V.Caesar ... [Pg.114]

Gates, M., Renshaw, B. (1946). Fluorophosphates and other phosphorous-containing compoimds. In NDRC (National Defense Research Committee) Chemical Warfare Agents and Related Chemical Problems, Part /-// (Conant, J.B., Tolman, R.C., Chair and vice-Chair), Vol. 1, pp. 131-55. National Defense Research Committee, Division 9, Washington, DC. [Pg.62]

NDRC (National Defense Research Committee) (1946). Chemical warfare agents and related chemical problems. Vol. I, Parts I-VI. Summary Technical Report of Division 9, NDRC. Office of Scientific Research and Development, National Defense Research Committee. US Department of Commerce National Technical Information Service. PB158507 and PB158508. [Pg.107]

In the summer of 1942, the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) changed completely the nature of our research. In July 1942, a group of imiversity scientists who were working on chemical warfare problems met in Evanston, Illinois this group later became Divisions 9 and 10 of the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC). By that time many potential chemical war gases had been identified, synthesized by chemists, tested on animals for toxicity, and tested with respect to how well gas masks stopped them. The group discussed what else should be done. [Pg.60]

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