Turbulent skin friction and heat-transfer charts adapted from the Spalding and Chi method

Local and average skin friction and heat transfer on flat plates in air - chart

Candidate Technologies for the Integrated Health Management Program

The purpose of this report is to assess Vehicle Health Management (VHM) technologies for implementation as a demonstration. Extensive studies have been performed to determine technologies which could be implemented on the Atlas and Centaur vehicles as part of a bridging program. This paper discusses areas today where VHM can be implemented for benefits in reliability, performance, and cost reduction. VHM Options are identified and one demonstration is recommended for execution

Letter to Pearl Von Allmen regarding the SEAALL Newsletter, October 12, 1973

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Pearl Von Allmen asking Von Allmen to prepare a President\u27s Letter for the SEAALL Newsletter

Letter to Nancy Kitchen regarding SEAALL membership, July 8, 1974

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Nancy Kitchen requesting a SEAALL membership list for 1975-1976

Letter to Nancy Kitchen regarding SEAALL Institute, April 17, 1973

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Nancy Kitchen enclosing checks for SEAALL Institute registration fees

Letter to Ann Fortenberry regarding Lucile Elliott Scholarship applications, February 16, 1977

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Ann Fortenberry discussing Neal\u27s thoughts on the applicants for the Lucile Elliott Scholarship

Letter to Robert Gutz regarding SEAALL Institute, May 28, 1973

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Robert Gutz asking Gutz to clarify whether he paid a registration fee for a SEAALL Institute

Letter to Nancy Kitchen regarding SEAALL membership, July 2, 1974

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Nancy Kitchen providing updates for the SEAALL membership of law librarians at Washington and Lee

Letter to Betty Taylor regarding the SEAALL Institute, September 27, 1973

A letter from Peyton Neal, Jr. to Betty Taylor detailing the procedures used for the SEAALL Institute