Conference on Materials for Improved Fire Safety
Proceedings of conference on materials for improved fire safety with application to design and development of spacecraft and support equipment
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Proceedings of conference on materials for improved fire safety with application to design and development of spacecraft and support equipment
Fabrication and testing of polyethylene battery separator material
Postflight analysis of parts from Surveyor 3 spacecraft, lunar material, and photographs brought back on Apollo 12 flight
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Heat sterilizable battery separator material prepared from low-density polyethylene film
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Ethylene/acrylic acid separators for silver zinc battery applications
Ethylene/methyl acrylate copolymer synthesis for silver-zinc battery separators
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Filler and matrix composite materials for use in silver-zinc battery separators
The purpose of this experiment campaign is to find materials or surface coatings that repel ("dewet") cryogenic propellants. This presentation summarizes progress up to this point.
Fabrication and test of polyethylene base material for heat sterilization resistance and for battery separators in silver-zinc alkaline cell
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The NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC) partnered with Materials and Processes and Flammability subject matter experts from the Johnson Space Center, White Sands Test Facility, and the Marshall Space Flight Center to design and develop a test for evaluating the effectiveness of material assemblies to serve as a barrier between a potential cabin ignition source based on typical flammable materials in the habitable volume of spacecraft.