Improved collecting apparatus (open access)

Improved collecting apparatus

An improved collecting apparatus for small aquatic or airborne organisms such as plankton, larval fish, insects, etc. The improvement constitutes an apertured removal container within which is retained a collecting bag, and which is secured at the apex of a conical collecting net. Such collectors are towed behind a vessel or vehicle with the open end of the conical net facing forward for trapping the aquatic or airborne organisms within the collecting bag, while allowing the water or air to pass through the apertures in the container. The container is readily removable from the collecting net whereby the collecting bag can be quickly removed and replaced for further sample collection. The collecting bag is provided with means for preventing the bag from being pulled into the container by the water or air following therethrough.
Date: March 5, 1981
Creator: Duncan, C.P.
System: The UNT Digital Library
Microbiological Aspects of Oil Production (open access)

Microbiological Aspects of Oil Production

None
Date: April 1, 1981
Creator: Finnerty, W. R.
System: The UNT Digital Library
INSTRUMENT AND METHOD FOR FOCUSING X-RAYS, GAMMA RAYS, AND NEUTRONS (open access)

INSTRUMENT AND METHOD FOR FOCUSING X-RAYS, GAMMA RAYS, AND NEUTRONS

None
Date: April 30, 1981
Creator: Smither, Robert K.
System: The UNT Digital Library
DOE2.1D. Building Energy Consumption Analysis (open access)

DOE2.1D. Building Energy Consumption Analysis

DOE2 is a set of programs for the analysis of energy consumption in buildings. Programs are included to calculate the heating and cooling loads for each space (zone) in the building for each hour of a year (LOADS), to simulate the operation and response of the equipment and systems that control temperature and humidity and distribute heating and cooling to the space (SYSTEMS), to model primary energy conversion equipment that uses fuel (e.g. oil, gas, or sun) to provide the required heating, cooling, and electricity (PLANT), and to compute the life-cycle cost for building operation based on economic parameters (ECONOMICS). A user-oriented building description language (BDL) facilitates the description of the building geometry, central plant equipment, HVAC systems, occupancy, equipment, and lighting schedules, and the selection of other problem parameters. In addition to the LSPE programs (LOADS, SYSTEMS, PLANT, and ECONOMICS), the system includes the BDL processor, two report generators, a weather data processor, and UPDATE, a code maintenance program. Standard output reports are produced by the RPTGEN program. Only the weather data for Chicago, which are required for execution of the sample problems, are included.
Date: May 1, 1981
Creator: Buhl, W. F.
System: The UNT Digital Library