A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Search for substitute buoyancy material to replace flammable, easily compressed gasoline as flotation material for submersible research vehicles, carried out at U S Naval Applied Science Laboratory in connection with National Science Foundation Project Mohole; water absorption, compressive strength, tensile and shear properties of syntactic foam.
Search for substitute buoyancy material to replace flammable, easily compressed gasoline as flotation material for submersible research vehicles, carried out at U S Naval Applied Science Laboratory in connection with National Science Foundation Project Mohole; water absorption, compressive strength, tensile and shear properties of syntactic foam.
Syntactic flotation material for deep submergence vehicles
J Cellular Plastics
Winer, A. (author)
1966
5 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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