NASA NTRS · 19930064639
Low temperature research facilities for shuttle and beyond
Abstract
This paper describes the Low Temperature Research Facility program now under development at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This program will develop the experiments and cryogenic facility to fly experiments requiring temperatures in the liquid helium range, from the superfluid range (1.6 K) to the critical point (5.2 K). A shuttle facility is planned for 1998. It will be flown about every two years after that time. A free flyer is also being evaluated for the end of the decade or early in the next century. A brief discussion of the quality of micro-gravity available in various carriers is also given.
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Mason, P., Israelsson, U., Luchik, T., Owen, W., Petrac, D., Strayer, D.. 1991-01-01. Low temperature research facilities for shuttle and beyond. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930064639
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