SAE AIR1169B
Bibliography of References Pertaining to The Effects of Oxygen on Ignition and Combustion of Materials
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- Publication Date: 2007-09-26
- Standard Status: historical
- Publisher: SAE International
- Document Type: Aerospace Standard
- Subject: Corrosion resistant alloys, Fire prevention, Aluminum alloys, Hazardous materials, Nickel alloys, Rocket engines, Carbon dioxide, Protective clothing, Solid propellants
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- New Version Available: AIR1169C (2014-10-16)
- This Version: AIR1169B (2007-09-26)
- Previous Version: AIR1169A (1990-05-24)
- Previous Version: AIR1169 (1970-11-01)
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