Search Results - "Oschwald, D"

Finding the “lost-time” in detonator function by Smilowitz, L., Remelius, D., Suvorova, N., Bowlan, P., Oschwald, D., Henson, B. F.

“…Exploding bridgewire (EBW) detonators were invented during the Manhattan Project over 75 years ago. Initially developed for precise timing and reproducibility,…”
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Internal sub-sonic burning during an explosion viewed via dynamic X-ray radiography by Smilowitz, L., Henson, B. F., Oschwald, D., Suvorova, N., Remelius, D.

“…We observe internal convective and conductive burn front propagation and solid consumption subsequent to thermal ignition for plastic bonded formulations of…”
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Thermal decomposition of energetic materials viewed via dynamic x-ray radiography by Smilowitz, L., Henson, B. F., Romero, J. J., Oschwald, D.

“…We describe the evolution of solid density, leading up to ignition in the slow thermal decomposition of the solid organic secondary explosive…”
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X-ray transmission movies of spontaneous dynamic events by Smilowitz, L, Henson, B F, Holmes, M, Novak, A, Oschwald, D, Dolgonos, P, Qualls, B

“…We describe a new x-ray radiographic imaging system which allows for continuous x-ray transmission imaging of spontaneous dynamic events. We demonstrate this…”
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Use of a tubed pectoralis major myocutaneous flap for salvage of a failed colonic bypass of the esophagus by Doberneck, R C, Oschwald, D L, Orgel, M G

“…The use of tube PMCF as salvage for a failed colon bypass of the esophagus has not been described previously. The present report describes the technique and…”
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Carcinoid tumor of the small intestine by Oschwald, D J, Griffen, Jr, W O

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Ignition Characteristics of Metastable Intermolecular Composites by Asay, Blaine W., Son, Steven F., Busse, James R., Oschwald, David M.

“…Metastable Intermolecular Composite (MIC) materials are comprised of a mixture of oxidizer and fuel with particle sizes in the nanometer range. They are a…”
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Feasibility of generating a useful laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy plasma on rocks at high pressure: preliminary study for a Venus mission by Arp, Zane A, Cremers, David A, Harris, Ronny D, Oschwald, David M, Parker, Gary R, Wayne, David M

“…Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is being developed for future use on landers and rovers to Mars. The method also has potential for use on probes to…”
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