Books by "Institute for Applied Technology (U.S.). Building Research Division"
8 books found
Smoke and Gases Produced by Burning Aircraft Interior Materials
by Institute for Applied Technology (U.S.). Building Research Division, Daniel Gross
1969
Interrelations Between Cement & Concrete Properties
by Benjamin Leonard Bean, David Watstein, Institute for Applied Technology (U.S.). Building Research Division, James Bryson, Raymond Leonard Blaine, Sidney H. Greenfeld, Daniel Gross, John R. Dise
1969
Reactor Radiation Division
by Institute for Materials Research (U.S.). Reactor Radiation Division
1972
ARPA-NBS Program of Research on High Temperature Materials and Laser Materials
by United States. National Bureau of Standards, Institute for Materials Research (U.S.). Inorganic Materials Division
1970
Activation Analysis
by Institute for Materials Research (U.S.). Analytical Chemistry Division, United States. National Bureau of Standards. Analytical Chemistry Division
1968
ARPA-NBS Program of Research on High Temperature Materials and Laser Materials
by Institute for Materials Research (U.S.). Inorganic Materials Division
1971
Activation Analysis: a Bibliography
by Institute for Materials Research (U.S.). Analytical Chemistry Division
1971
Radio-frequency Measurements in the NBS Institute for Basic Standards
by Institute for Basic Standards (U.S.)
1969
The volume is a collection of diagrams, tables, and text material, which has been assembled to show the interrelationships between various radio frequency measurements made by the Institute for Basic Standards (IBS). In particular, the measurements are those which lead to services provided to the public or to other government agencies. These services include not only calibrations made for fees, but the broadcast services of the four NBS radio stations. Measurements made as part of the IBS research and development program are not included. The information included is designed to give the users and potential users of the radio frequency services a clearer understanding of the origins of the measurement output of IBS in this field. (Author).