T.O.M. Microfilm Reel 172
(Original Designation LF-105)
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Papers And Reports Of Various Fundamental Research Problems
I. Papers By Gerhard Damkoehler And Associates.
II. Papers By Ernst Schmidt And Associates.
III. Papers Of Various Other Authors From “Institut Fuer Motor-Forschung Der Luftforschungsanstalt Hermann Goering”.
IV. Papers By Hans Pfriem.
V. Papers From The Institute For Liquid Fuels And Lubricants Research At Strasbourg (Evacuated To Oberlangenstadt, Bavaria).
VI. Papers By E. Justi.
Source of Documents: Luftfahrtforschungsanstalt Hermann Goering und Institut fuer Treib – und Schmierstoff-Forschung, Oberlangenstadt.
VII. Papers On Hydrocarbons By Dr. G. Spengler And Associates.
Sources of Documents: Dr. G. Spengler at Munich, December 1945.
Filmed by: JIOA
Date: 31 January 1946
I. Papers By Gerhard Damkoehler And Associates.
5. Super-saturation for the spontaneous formation of condensation nuclei in water vapors Frames 43-48
6. Thermal dissociation of water vapor. Frames 49-53
7. Composition of dissociating combustion gases and the calculation of simultaneous gas equilibria Frames 54-63
8. Isentropic changes of state in dissociating gases and the method of sound dispersion for investigating very rapid homogenous gas reactions. Frames 64-102
9. Parallel flow along plane plates: modification of the boundary layer by transport of mass normal to the plate. Frames 103-107.
10. Apparatus for kinetic investigation of very rapid Homogenous gas reactions. Frames 108-128
11. Aerodynamic contributions to the evaluation of flame experiments in the tube galleries. Frames 129-149
12. Effect of turbulence on the flame velocity in gas mixtures. Frames 150-168
13. Reaction products of a gasoline air mixture rapidly compressed in a motor, but not ignited. Frames 169-198
II. Papers by Ernst Schmidt and associates at “Institut fuer Motorenforschung der Luftforschungsanstalt Herman Goering”.
1. The formation of vapor trails in the exhaust of airplane engines. Frames 199-220
2. The method of finite differences for solving differential equations of the nonstationary heat conduction, diffusion and momentum transfer. Frames 221-229
3. The diagram of enthalpy vs. air-gas ratio, a new tool for the calculation of gas turbine processes. Frames 230-244
4. Pre-reactions in the Otto Motor. Frames 245-256
III. Papers of various authors from “Institut fuer Motoren-forschung der Luftforschungsanstalt Hermann Goering.
1. Calculation of the intensity distribution on the image of a flame cone. Frames 257-275
2. The properties of stationary flames at low pressure. Frames 276-281
3. The ratio of the apparent width of the luminous zone of a flame cone to the intensity distribution normal to the zone. Frames 282-286
4. Behavior of dry silvermethyl. Frames 287-292
IV. Papers by Hans Pfriem
1. Contribution to the theory of heat conduction in periodically changing (quasi-stationary) temperature fields. Frames 293-323
2. On the measurement of rapidly changing temperatures in the cylinder walls of piston engines. Frames 324-330
3. On the theory of cooling down and heating up processes. Frames 331-358
4. On the measurement of rapidly changing temperatures of gases and liquids. Frames 359-366
5. Problems of periodic heat transfer with reference to piston engines. Frames 367-380
6. The effect of piston acceleration on the compression of gas. Frames 381-393
V. Papers from the Institute for liquid fuels and lubricants research at Strasburg (evacuated in Oberlangenstadt, Bavaria).
1. List of papers received by Mr. Reichel, U.S. Nav. Tec. Miss. Europe. Frames 394-397
2. Letter of Dr. H. Behrenns to Dr. G. von Elbe, FIAT, U.S. Frames 398-400
3. The Enskog principle as the basis of a phenomenological kinetics and its application to flames and electric gas discharges, by H. Behrens. Frames 401-416.
4. On the structure and combustion kinetics of diffusion flames, by H. Behrens. Frames 417-420
5. Status of the kinetic theory of flame combustion, by H. Behrens. Frames 421-439
6. Investigations on knocking combustions, by Heinz Roegener. Frames 440-472
7. Evaluation of ignition lag measurement of n-heptane, (Stoichiometric), by W. Jost. Frames 473-479
VI. Papers by E. Justi.
1. On the thermodynamics of mixtures of imperfect gases. Frames 480-484
2. New lecture room experiments on the behavior of supra-conducting substances. Frames 485-491
3. A permanently energized electro-magnet. Frames 492-499
4. Photograph of an electron microscope for lecture room demonstration. Frames 500-501
VII. Papers on hydrocarbons by Dr. G. Spengler and Associates.
1. Synthesis of olefins. December 1, 1945. Frames 502-544. 44 pages. Pretty rough going at times.
3. Formation of ketene adducts. Frames 560-574. 16 pages – completely and utterly illegible.