Open AccessPressing technology. [Quarterly report], January--March 1971
Author(s) -
Jack Harrell
Publication year - 1971
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/518766
Subject(s) - pressing , petroleum engineering , bubble , environmental science , work (physics) , waste management , air bubble , pulp and paper industry , meteorology , environmental engineering , engineering , materials science , mechanical engineering , mechanics , geography , composite material , physics
Work has started to determine pressing variables of PBX LX-10, objective being to produce the highest density possible efficiently without major equipment modifications. Temperatures > 2000 F can be produced in an entrapped air bubble when repressing HE parts directly in oil, because of burning of the oil. Temperature over water can exceed 600 F
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