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... Lewis Research Center LeRC would host a major conference for U.S. industry Jan. 31, 1979, to review the marketing potential and technology status of large wind-turbine electric generators, the Lewis News reported ... source of supplemental power for utility networks. Lewis Research Center LeRC was conducting both a technology-development program and an experimental program with the utility industry. Lewis Research Center LeRC engineers believed that large wind turbines ...

... other substances (oil, dirt, grease, insects) and signal only the formation of ice. ( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 82-56) Lewis Research Center LeRC also reported the completion of a five-year $39-million program of ... recovered nearly $1 million from the contractors, with a potential of $19 to $20 million. ( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 82-57) October 1982 October November 1982 November Nov 1 1982 1 Nov ...

... ; Johnson and other special guests. On March 1, 1999, the Lewis Research Center was officially renamed the NASA John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field in recognition of Glenn& 39;s contributions to science, space and the State of Ohio. As one of the original seven Mercury astronauts, Glenn trained in 1960 at Lewis ...

... flight test center at the time and so did Slayton, and he said bring it and we can park it on their ramp. Of course, that embarrassed the Flight Research Center, and everything ... took NASA- 650 —I can't be sure of the number, but it was a Lewis Research Center prop fan test assessment airplane. The Grumman serial number was 118, and we made an ... Program. I went up to work at Lewis in 1951 early, and I worked there for nine years, and I worked at Langley Research Center for three years and then got recruited in ...

... NASA Lewis Research Center succeeded in driving an experimental solid-propellant rocket motor into unstable com­bustion. This new experimental technique makes possible a planned research investigation of combustion instability prob­lems. ''(Lewis Chronology, 5 ... space missions. The manned orbital research laboratory under study by the Langley Research Center will have to operate for prolonged periods of time to obtain the required human research and biotechnology data needed for ...

... measurements in visible and infrared bands to be made aboard Workshop. ''(NASA Release, 6119/70)'' Lewis Research Center LeRC scientists were studying metal shielding to protect reusable space vehicle from intense heat as ... dispersion-strengthened nickel-chromium alloy, according to Charles Blankenship, head of Lewis Research Center LeRC Materials Processing Section. Lewis Research Center LeRC also was conducting research into coatings for refractory metal alloys to shield leading edges of ...

... Research magazine's IR-100 award for 1972 had been awarded to Lewis Research Center and Arthur D. Little, Inc., for process for producing pure, very-high-strength, single-crystal, refractory ceramic fibers, Lewis Research Center LeRC ... ., had been received by Lewis Research Center LeRC every year except one since Center first entered competition in 1966. ''(Lem Release 72- 82)'' First Lady Patricia Nixon visited Ames Research Center . She was received by ARC ...

... Lewis Research Center ( Lewis Research Center LeRC ) announced it awarded a $12,386,535 sole source fixed-price-incentive-fee contract ... , from the Space Shuttle payload bay followed on May 21, 1986, by the Galileo mission. ( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 85-58) Astronauts aboard the orbiter Challenger on Space Shuttle mission 51-F ...

NASA's Lewis Research Center ( Lewis Research Center LeRC ) announced it had awarded a total of $8.7 million in contracts to Sundstrand ... required for concept verification, perform engineering designs, fabricate the concentrator, and conduct verification and testing. ( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 85-77) NASA's Inventions and Contributions Board awarded the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ...

... , the 1967 Goddard Award-AIAA's highest-was presented to Lewis Research Center LeRC engineers Irving A. Johnsen and Seymour Lieblein and former Lewis Research Center LeRC engineer Robert O. Bullock for their work 10 yrs ago which led to development of the transonic compressor for jet-powered aircraft. ''( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 67 ...

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