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Journal of the SMPTE ( Volume: 74, Issue: 2, February 1965)
High-Intensity Lighting (HIL) for Photography of Launch Operations, NASA Project Apollo
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- 1. Thouret W. E. Strauss H. H. (Duro-Test Corp.), “Design and technology of high-wattage xenon and mercury compact are lamps for simulation of solar radiation,” Paper No. 62-WA-215 (Aug. 20, 1962 ), American Society of Mechanical Engineers , 345 E. 47 St., New York .EXTERNAL
- 2. Thouret W. E. Strauss H. H. Cortorillo S. F. Kee H. (Duro-Test Corp), “High brightness xenon lamps with liquid cooled electrodes using standard lamp manufacturing techniques,” presented at the 1964 National Technical Conference at Miami Fla., of the Illuminating Engineering Society , UN Plaza at 47 St., New York .EXTERNAL
- 3. Lienhard O. E. (Engelhard-Hanovia, Inc.), “Xenon compact are lamps with liquid cooled electrodes,” presented at Miami, Fla., at the 1964 National Technical Conference of the Illuminating Engineering Society.EXTERNAL