Cincinnati / San Marcos / Paris / Berlin / London / /
Company
Burin S. A. / Cambridge University Press / USA Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory / Trelleborg Sealing Solutions / J. Burris L. C. / General Tool Co. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Princeton University / American Institute / New Mexico Institute of Mining Technology / California State University / American Institute of Physics / Science Hall / /
IndustryTerm
mm diameter stainless steel axle / free energy / flow device / mm diameter stainless steel tie rods / stainless steel adapters / manufacturing process / rotary seal applications / experimental search / steel rod / liquid metal / neutral gas / precision high speed machinery / nested concentric stainless steel axles / aspect ratio device / steel / /
NaturalFeature
Other heights / /
Organization
Cambridge University / U.S. Department of Energy’s office of Science / American Institute of Physics / Physics and Astronomical Sciences Divisions / U.S. National Science Foundation / Princeton University / Department of Physics / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Physics / California State University / U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration / New Mexico Institute of Mining Technology / Department of Physics Machine Shop / /
Person
F. Chen / A. Kageyama / H. Ji / H. Greenspan / Albrecht / M. Nornberg / J. Goodman / E. Shoshan / E. Schartman / H. Beckley / D. Richard / /
Position
LDV probe head / probe head / Author / locations Author / Support frame Inner Rings Inner cylinder Outer Rings Outer Cylinder Vessel support axle Author / representative / beam probe head / /
REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 80, 024501 共2009兲 Development of a Couette–Taylor flow device with active minimization of secondary circulation E. Schartman,1 H. Ji,2 and M. J. Burin3 1