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| ANALYSIS - METHOD GSCAN |
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Vice President's Office
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Analytical and Environmental Chemistry Department
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| H3S |
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| ANALYSIS - METHOD TRITIUM (SOLID) |
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Vice President's Office
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Analytical and Environmental Chemistry Department
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| H3W |
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| ANALYSIS - METHOD TRITIUM (WATER) |
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Vice President's Office
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Analytical and Environmental Chemistry Department
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| Halon Replacement Agents |
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| Since January 1, 1994, Halon has been outlawed for use as a fire suppression agent. As a result, there has been a significant effort to replace Halon with other 'clean' agents that exhibit equal effectiveness at suppressing a fire. SwRI's Department of Fire Technology has the capability to test these new agents and determine their fire suppression effectiveness by way of standard methods." |
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Engineering and Research
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fuels, Lubricants, and Fluids Applications
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| Haptics |
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| Haptics is the science of applying tactile and kinesthetic sensation and control to interact with computer applications through special input/output devices like joysticks, data gloves, or other devices. |
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Modeling & Simulation Department
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Immersive Technologies
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| Hardness Test on Metals |
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| Hardness testing on metals and some polymers using a Rockwell Hardness Tester.
Hardness testing on metals using a Brinell Hardness Tester.
Vickers and Knoop Microhardness testing on metals. |
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Inorganics/Radiochemistry
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Environmental Performance of Materials
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Materials Science & Failure Analysis
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| Hardness Test on Metals--Div. 08 |
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| Hardness testing on metals and some polymers using a Rockwell Hardness Tester. |
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JAB Rating and Metrology
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| Hardware Analysis |
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Avionics and Support Systems Department
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| Hardware Fabrication/Testing |
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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| Hardware in the Loop Simulation |
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| Experience in the design and development of simulation systems which include hardware components from the system-under-test in the simulation loop. Relevant technical knowledge includes analog and digital interfaces and signal conditioning; real time and embedded systems design; simulation architectures; data acquisition and control; time and data synchronization techniques; user interface and data visualization. |
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Advanced Vehicle Technology
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Drivetrain Development
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Training, Simulation and Performance Improvement Division
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Systems Engineering
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Autonomous Systems and Controls
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Communications and Embedded Systems Department
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Transportation Management Systems Section
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| Hardware in the Loop Simulation of Automotive Systems |
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Advanced Vehicle Technology
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| Hardware in the Loop Testing of Automotive Products |
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Drivetrain Development
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| Hardware--Circuit Boards and Databoards |
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Detroit Technical Presence
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Autonomous Systems and Controls
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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Network-Centric Systems
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Biomedical Engineering
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Department of Engineering Applications and Systems Development
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Space Science and Engineering Division
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Computer Technology Section
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Department of Space Systems
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| Hardware--Mechanical |
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Vice President's Office
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Marine Structures and Engineering
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| Hazardous Materials Substitution |
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Chemical Engineering Department
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Avionics and Support Systems Department
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| Hazardous Operations Analyses |
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| Analysis of hazardous operations. |
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Engineering and Research
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Science & Analysis
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Aerospace Structures
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| Hazardous Waste |
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Vice President's Office
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| Hazardous Waste Processing/Destruction |
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Vice President's Office
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Chemical Defense
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Chemical Engineering Department
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Environmental Engineering and Monitoring
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Department of Electromechanical and Optical Systems
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Materials Engineering Department
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| Hazardous Waste Remediation |
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| Testing and classification. |
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Vice President's Office
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Avionics and Support Systems Department
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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| Hazardous Waste Restoration |
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Vice President's Office
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Engineering and Research
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Science & Analysis
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| Hazardous Waste Treatability |
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Vice President's Office
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Chemical Defense
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Chemical Engineering Department
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| Hazardous Waste--Explosive |
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| Evaluation of explosive hazards of hazardous waste materials. |
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Engineering and Research
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Bioanalytical Chemistry & Environmental Health
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Science & Analysis
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Aerospace Structures
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| Hazards Analysis |
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
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| Hazards analysis performed for industrial and military systems and machinery of all types in accordance with various (ASME, SAE, API, etc.) standards and protocols. Safety Analyses performed in accordance with MIL-STD-882. See Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) |
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Organic
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Aerospace Engineering Department
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Aerospace Structures
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| Hazards Analysis--Medical |
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Biomedical Engineering
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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| Health Physics |
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Performance Assessment
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Geosciences and Engineering Division
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| Heat Engines |
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Operations
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Department of Engine and Vehicle R&D
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| Heat Exchangers/Transfer |
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| Heat exchanger analysis and performance testing. |
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Fire Resistance
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Engineering and Research
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Science & Analysis
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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| Heat Measurement |
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Vice President's Office
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fuels, Lubricants, and Fluids Applications
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Department of Engineering Applications and Systems Development
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Structural Engineering Department
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| Heat of Combustion |
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| Measurement of the heat of combustion of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels via calorimetry. |
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Science & Analysis
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| Heat of Combustion--Petroleum Products |
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| Test to determine heating value of gasoline, aviation, and diesel fuel. |
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Engineering and Research
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fuel Lab Prof Staff
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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Science & Analysis
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| Heat of Vaporization |
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Material Development
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| Heat Pump--Engines |
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Environmental Engineering and Monitoring
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Department of Emissions R&D
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Beijing Representative Office
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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| Heat/Energy of Detonation |
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| Measurement of the energy released upon ignition of energetic or rapidly-combusting materials. |
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Fire Technology Department
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Engineering and Research
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Environmental Engineering and Monitoring
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Science & Analysis
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| Heavy Duty Natural Gas Engine Testing |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Advanced Combustion and Emissions
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Department of Emissions R&D
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Engine Development
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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| Heavy Equipment--Construction and Mining |
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| Includes internal combustion engines associates with this application. |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Medium Speed Diesel Engine Section
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Fuels and Lubricants Research Division
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Department of Electromechanical and Optical Systems
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Mining Geotechnical and Facility Engineering
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| Heavy Fuel Engines |
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Engine Development
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| Heavy Fuel Engines (HFEs) |
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| SwRI offers independent third party evaluations of HFEs. We have experience in the development of these engines as well as design services. We can evaluate a client's HFE concept and perform complete design, development and product validations. WE DO NOT HAVE ENGINES FOR SALE. |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Department of Emissions R&D
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Beijing Representative Office
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Ballistics and Explosives Engineering Section
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| Helmet Testing |
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| Testing of helmets in accordance with a wide variety of specifications and standards. The major emphasis is on the testing of motorcycle helmets in accordance with the requirements of FMVSS No 218. With these facilities testing can be performed on military, sporting, and recreational helmets as well. The testing protocols include but standard testing as well as specialized test requirements. |
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Structural Dynamics & Product Assurance
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| Hermeticity Gas Test |
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| Hermeticity Gas Test |
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Mechanical Engineering Division
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Marine Structures and Engineering
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| Hermeticity Testing |
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| The SwRI Component-Analysis Group performs hermeticity testing of a wide variety of electronic and electrical devices. Both helium fine-leak testing and fluorocarbon gross-leak testing are available. |
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Department of Electronics Systems and Robotics
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| High Frequency Reciprocating Rig (HFRR) |
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| Test for lubricity, mainly for diesel fuel, part of a new diesel specification, but can be run on oil or gasoline. Main test run on it is ASTM D 6079. |
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Fuel Survey Projects
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Fuel Lab Prof Staff
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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Fluids Filtration and Handling Research
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| High Intensity Fire Exposures |
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Fire Technology Department
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Fire Resistance
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Engineering and Research
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| High Level Architecture (HLA) |
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| The High Level Architecture (HLA) is a general purpose architecture for distributed computer simulation systems. The intent of the HLA is to provide a structure which will support reuse of capabilities available in different simulations, ultimately reducing the cost and time required to create a synthetic environment for a new purpose. |
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Systems Engineering
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Enterprise & Emerging Technologies (O'Fallon)
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| High Performance Liquid Chromatography |
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Organic
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Bioanalytical Chemistry & Environmental Health
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Chemistry and Particle Science
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| High Power Microwave Transmitters |
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| Design Gallium-Arsenide FET solid-state high power amplifiers (2-20 Watts) for C- and Ku-band commercial satcom uplinks and an IMPATT-diode 16-way spatially-combined amplifier at 44 GHz (20 Watt) for an Air Force satellite uplink. |
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S & P
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Tracking Systems
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| High Pressure High Frequency Reciprocating Rig (HPHFRR) |
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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| High Pressure Impulse Testing |
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Fuel Systems and Contamination Research
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| High Resolution Imaging |
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Department of Engineering Applications and Systems Development
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| High Speed Data Acquisition--Ballistics |
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| High speed digital and analog signal recording for ballistic, impact, and explosion events, including pressure, acceleration, strain, temperature and displacement. Recording times down to 0.5 microsecond per point. |
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Network-Centric Systems
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Ballistics and Explosives Engineering Section
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Ballistics and Explosives Range
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| High Speed Data Acquisition--General |
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| Hardware and Software development of custom or semi-custom (using Commercial off the Shelf - COTS) high speed data acquisition systems for commercial, industrial, and government applications. SwRI staff have experience in developing stand alone and networked based data acquisition systems for automotive, industrial, medical, covert, airborne, etc. application areas. |
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High Reliability Software
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Network-Centric Systems
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Transportation Management Systems Section
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Electrical Systems
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Department of Engineering Applications and Systems Development
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Computer Technology Section
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| High Speed Photography |
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| Photography services from 500 to 100,000 frames per second, with image analysis capability |
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Ballistics and Explosives Engineering Section
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Ballistics and Explosives Range
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| High Temperature / High Pressure Testing |
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Mechanical and Materials Engineering Division
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| High Temperature Superconductors |
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Applied Physics Division
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Power Systems Section
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| High Temperature Testing |
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| We have chambers that are roughly 10' x 13' x 8' high that can expose test items to temperatures up to 80 degrees C. We have smaller chambers at 3' x 3' x 3' that can go up to 177 degrees C. All chambers have penetration holes for cabling, tubes, etc. |
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Vice President's Office
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Fire Resistance
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Aerospace Engineering Department
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Research
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| High Temperature Testing--Valves and Other Oil Field Equipment |
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| Testing of valves, downhole tools, and related equipment used in the oil and gas industry; checking the item to high pressure and checking for operability, leakage, etc. Tests are usually done according to a customer's requirements rather than to specific industry standards. |
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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| High Transmission Lines |
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| SwRI has been involved in developing remote maintenance systems (such as our TOMCAT manipulator development), developing inspection requirements and developing remote inspection systems for High Voltage Transmission Lines since the early 80s. Several of our projects have been for EPRI and some of our projects have been directly with individual utilities. |
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Manufacturing Systems Department
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Office of the Vice President
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SIGINT Solutions Department
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Office of the Director
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Office of the Director
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Marine Structures and Engineering
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| High Voltage |
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Research
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Structural Dynamics & Product Assurance
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| High Voltage Power Supplies |
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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Power Systems Section
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| High-rate Material Characterization |
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Computational Mechanics
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| Highway Safety Crash and Pendulum Testing |
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Marine Structures and Engineering
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Structural Dynamics & Product Assurance
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| Honda |
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| Honda CuCor: Corrosion - Copper Strip - Honda; HondaSeal: Seal Test - Honda - (price is per elastomer/per interval/per temperature) |
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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| Honeycomb Analyzer--Aircraft |
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Aerospace Structures
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| Horizontal Drilling |
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| Much of the work conducted in Drilling Hydraulics/Chip Transport (Product 2895) is in support of drilling deviated or horizontal wells. |
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Department of Electromechanical and Optical Systems
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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Mining Geotechnical and Facility Engineering
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| Hot Vibration Testing of Emissions Catalytic Converters |
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| Hot vibration testing uses hot engine exhaust gases and controlled vibration to evaluate the physical durability of a multitude of emissions aftertreatment devices. These devices may include catalytic converters, manifolds, exhaust piping, in-exhaust sensors and probes, etc. Hot vibration testing can be applied to any exhaust system application, including but not limited to gasoline, diesel, natural gas, and LPG engines for all on-road and off-road applications. |
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Engine Certification & Emission Development
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Particle Science
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Aftertreatment Technology
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| HS806 |
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| HS806 Sec. 5: Filter Test - Resistance to Flow;
HS806 Sec. 6: Filter Test - Filter Capacity and Contaminant Removal;
HS806 Sec. 7: Filter Test - Single-Pass Particle Retention Capability Test;
HS806 Sec. 8: Filter Test - Media Migration Test;
HS806 Sec. 9: Filter Test - Collapse Test for Lube Oil Elements;
HS806 Sec. 10: Filter Test - Anti-Drainback Valve Test;
HS806 Sec. 11.2: Filter Test - Effects of Water in the Oil Filter Capacity;
HS806 Sec. 11.3: Filter Test - Ability to Meet Environmental Conditions - High Oil Temperature for Elements Integrity;
HS806 Sec. 11.4: Filter Test - Ability to Meet Environmental Conditions - Ash Type Oil Additive Removal;
HS806 Sec. 11.5: Filter Test - Ability to Meet Environmental Conditions - Low Temperature Sealing Characteristic of Spin-on Oil Filter Sealing Gasket;
HS806 Sec. 12.1: Filter Test - Installation and Removal - Installation Seal Retention;
HS806 Sec. 12.2: Filter Test - Installation and Removal - Installation Torque;
HS806 Sec. 12.3: Filter Test - Installation and Removal - Removal Torque;
HS806 Sec. 13.2: Filter Test - Mechanical Test - Pressure Impulse Fatigue Test;
HS806 Sec. 13.3: Filter Test - Mechanical Test - Vibration Fatigue Tests;
HS806 Sec. 13.4: Filter Test - Mechanical Test - Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test;
HS806 Sec. 14: Filter Test - Relief Valve Performance |
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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| Humidity Testing |
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Structural Dynamics & Product Assurance
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| Hybrid Circuits--Thick Film |
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| The SwRI Component-Analysis Group (Div. 14) performs failure analyses and construction analyses of thick-film hybrid devices. Exterior visual inspection, x-radiography, particle-impact-noise detection (PIND), hermeticity testing, decapsulation, interior visual inspection with magnification, scanning-electron microscopy, and cross sectioning are typical analytical operations performed on thick-film hybrid devices by the Component-Analysis Group. |
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Department of Electromechanical and Optical Systems
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Department of Electronics Systems and Robotics
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| Hybrid Vehicles |
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Powertrain Controls
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Advanced Combustion and Emissions
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Test Stand Development
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| Modeling and simulation - Hardware in the loop testing - powertrain component testing |
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Advanced Vehicle Technology
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| Hydrate Remediation |
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Vice President's Office
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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| Hydraulic Component Development |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Powertrain Controls
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Advanced Vehicle Technology
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| Hydraulic Conductivity of Soil/Sediment |
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Organic
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Inorganics/Radiochemistry
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Automation and Data Systems Division
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| Hydraulic Fluid Test |
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| -Standardized fluid performance and specification approval testing in vane and piston pumps.
-Full analtical testing (glassware, chem and bench testing). -Custom fluid or pump performance testing.
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Fuels and Lubricants Research Division
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JAB Supervisors
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Gears
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Specialty and Driveline Fluid Evaluations Section
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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Fuels and Lubricants Technology Department
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| Hydraulic Fluid Test--Flammabilty |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fuels, Lubricants, and Fluids Applications
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| Hydraulic Fluids--Analysis |
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| Analysis by various tests: ASTM, SAE, US Steel, etc. |
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Chemical Defense
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Bioanalytical Chemistry & Environmental Health
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Chemical Engineering Department
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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Fuels, Lubricants, and Fluids Applications
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| Hydraulic Pump Test |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Fuels, Lubricants, and Fluids Applications
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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| Hydraulic System and Component Testing |
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Fuel Systems and Contamination Research
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| Hydraulic System Contamination |
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| Analyzis of oil. Used to detect contamination of hydraulic fluids. |
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Lube Prof Administrative Staff
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Fuel Systems and Contamination Research
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| Hydraulics |
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Powertrain Controls
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Advanced Vehicle Technology
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Fluids and Machinery Engineering Department
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| Hydrocarbon Processing |
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Chemical Defense
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Chemical Engineering Department
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| Hydrodynamic Lubrication |
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| Computation and measurement of properties such as stiffness and damping for hydrodynamic bearings. |
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Fluid Dynamics and Multiphase Flow
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Rotating Machinery Dynamics
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| Hydrogen Combustion |
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Engineering and Research
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Division
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Medium Speed Diesel Engine Section
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Engine Development
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Beijing Representative Office
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Fuels and Lubricants Research Division
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| Hydrogen Darkening Test |
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Mechanical Engineering Division
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Marine Structures and Engineering
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| Hydrogenation |
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Chemical Defense
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Chemical Engineering Department
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| Hydrogeology |
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| Hydrostratigraphy; rock properties field data collection, analysis and interpretation; geostatistics; fluid flow and hydrologic transport modeling |
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
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| Hydrology |
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Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses
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Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Geosciences and Engineering Division
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Geosciences and Engineering Division
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Department of Earth, Material, and Planetary Sciences
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
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| Hydrostatic Bearings |
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Machinery
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Rotating Machinery Dynamics
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| Hydrostatic Pressure Testing |
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Test and Evaluation
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| Hygroscopic Dust Test |
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| The hygroscopic dust test simulates approximately 15 years of dust accumulation on an electronics card. The subject card is then subjected to a high humidity environment while operating to determine if operation is affected. The test is performed to the following industry standards: Telcordia GR-63-CORE, Telecordia GR-1274-CORE. (Telcordia was formerly Bellcore) |
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Research
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| Hypervelocity Impact |
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Computational Mechanics
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Ballistics and Explosives Engineering Section
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Ballistics and Explosives Range
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