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CRC397 Development of Research Tech nique for the Determination of Performance Characteristics of Lubricating Grease in Antifriction Bearings at Elevated Temperatures (450 F) and Under Thrust Loads Up to 320 Pounds 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC398 Individual Hydrocarbon Re activity Measurements: Stateof-the-Art (1966) 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC399 Study of Techniques for Convert ing Nitric Oxide in Automotive Engine Exhaust for Determination as Nitrogen Dioxide (1966) 1.00 Mem. 2.00 List CRC400 1966 CRC Motor Vehicle Evap oration Loss Technique Evalua tion 6.00 Mem. 10.00 List CRC401 Diesel Exhaust Composition and Odor: Progess Report for 1965 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List CRC402 Analysis of 1965 Road Rating Data Regular Grade Fuels and Cars 3.50 Mem. 6.00 List 'CRCAOS Evaluation of Expressions for Fuel Volatility (1967) 3.50 Mem. 5.00 List CRC405 Determination of Low-Temperature Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils at -20 F, Using CRC L-49-663 Research Test Technique (1967 2.50 Mem. 5.00 List CRC406 Development of Military Fuel/ Lubricant/Engine Compatibility Test (1967) 2.00 Mem. 3.00 List CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS These are soft-cover books containing all tl technical papers presented at special meetings of the Society on very specifi subjects. This is the only printed form for such material. *P24 1968 INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO - Seeks to identify problems which may inhibit the growth of air cargo, pro poses solutions to these problems, and determines how to put these solu tions into practice. Specifically cov ered are urban cargo transport plan ning and facilities planning. 7.00 Mem. 9.00 List 5P23 1968 SPACE TECHNOLOGY-Cov ers future launch vehicle requirements, (postnApollo), in-space propulsion systems, Earth orbital systems, lunar and planetary exploration. A review of prior accomplishments, and examina tion of current goals, and an extrapoIatation of the National Space Pro gram are provided by experts from industry and government. 8.00 Mem. 12.00 List P22 ANALYSIS AND CONTROL OF TRAFFIC FLOW - The role of technology in developing future transportation systems is emphasized in this collection of technical papers. Among the topics covered are the planning of Ohio's Transportation Research Center, application of computer simulation to the study of traffic signal systems, accidents, wave theories of traffic flow, and automatic control of freeway ramp traffic. 5.00 Mem. 7.00 List P21 AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY DYNAMIC MODEL SYMPOSIUM - The rapidly developing tool of mathe matical model simulation coupled with the electronic computer is reviewed and assessed for the future. Computer simulation of driver be havior, impact trauma, prediction of car crash response, and dynamic model validation are covered along with an actual operational model. 4.00 Mem. 6.00 List P20 ELEVENTH STAPP CAR CRASH Reflects a unique exchange of scientific information between engineering and medical experts from the U.S., Germany, England, Japan, and Sweden. Some 23 technical papers presented at the 1967 Conference cover car occupant protection from injuries to the spine, head, chest, and knee. Computer simulated accidents, safety performance of laminated glass, energy-absorbing steering columns, rear seat environment, experimental impact protection, and statistical analysis of 28,000 accident cases are among the subjects covered. 10.00 Mem. and List P19 1967 INTERSOCIETY ENERGY CONVERSION ENGINEERING Covers Brayton cycle, Rankine cycle, thermionics, thermoelectrics, photovoltaics, electrochemical devices, hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell, magnet ohydrodynamics and electrogasdynamics, chemical engines and turbines, nuclear energy sources, O-IO KW manned space power, space nuclear power (10 kw - 50 kw), manned space power, underwater power, unconven tional terrestrial power, and electric automobile power. Coordinated by ASME, SAE, AIAA, IEEE, AICE, and ANS. 14.00 Mem. 20.00 List P18 1967 AEROSPACE RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY - "All Sys tems Go?" is the theme of some 75 technical papers on mechanical and structural reliability, testing, human factors, system requirements for long duration space missions, data systems, mathematics developments and appli cations, design, system/cost effec 29 CRC407 Octane Number Requirement Survey - 1966 5.00 Mem. 8.00 List CRC408 1966 CRC Interlaboratory Com parison of Exhaust Gas Emission Measurements on Four Similar Cars 4.00 Mem. 7.00 List O CRC410 Oxygen Effect in Flame Ionization Response to Hydrocarbons in Auto motive Engine Exhaust (1967) 1.50 Mem. 3.00 List 'CRC411 1965 CRC Motor Vehicle Hot Start and Run Tests 2.00 Mem. 4.00 List tiveness, specifications and standards safety aspects of personnel training and certification, risk appraisal for program management, and ground sup port equipment. Co-sponsored by SAE/ASME/AIAA. 11.00 Mem. 29.00 List P17 1967 AEROSPACE SYSTEMS Fluid power systems, flight control systems, weapon delivery systems, high flotation landing gear systems, deep submergence vehicle systems, ground support systems, escape systems, and many other areas are covered in over 50 papers. Sponsored by SAE. 9.00 Mem. 16.00 List P16 1967 SPACE TECHNOLOGYExperts relate their knowledge and experience through technical papers on low-cost orbital transportation. Future development of economical launch vehicles, space vehicle system concepts, European reusable launch vehicle studies, operations and economics, partially recoverable systems, and pacing technology implications. 8.00 Mem. 12.00 List P15 THIRD INTERNATIONAL SIMU LATION AND TRAINING CON FERENCE - Devoted to human factors in establishing training requirements, training and simulation equipment design, and development and accom plishment of the training program. These areas are covered in eighteen separate papers ranging from the use of computers for handling human factors task data to conjunctive War Gaming. Sponsored by SAE with par ticipation of the Human Factors Society, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, and Simulation Councils, Inc. 7.00 Mem. 10.00 List "New VPD-81-0001668