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Richard G. Gann, J D. Barnes, S Davis, J S. Harris, Richard H. Harris Jr., J T. Herron, Barbara C. Levin, F I. Mopsik, Kathy A. Notarianni, Marc R. Nyden, M Paabo, Richard E. Ricker
The current halogenated fire suppressants, halons 1301 and 1211, are among the compounds whose production is restricted by the Montreal Protocol of 1987. The objective of this project is to facilitate identification of alternative chemicals by developing
Richard D. Peacock, John F. Krasny, J A. Rockett, D Huang
Seven experimental fires varying in fire load were conducted in a simulated townhouse. Specimens of various current fire fighters turnout coat materials were exposed in the room of fire origin. The time at which conditions would become untenable for the
This paper outlines present and future directions for software in a Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) environment. The three major CIM components--production management, data management, and communications management--are described in terms of
This paper describes a C++ class library that implements the Standard for the Exchange of Product Model Data (STEP). The STEP Class Library (SCL) is under development at the National Institute of Standards and Technology as part of the National PDES
Shao Yang, Igor Vayshenker, D. R. Hjelme, I. P. Januar, A. R. Mickelson
An improved scheme for characterization of multimode fiber systems is investigated. Characterization with transfer matrices requires multiple measurements for each component. The transfer function approach herein investigated requires only a single launch