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Development of a Turn Key Cryogenic Cooling Module for Space Flight Based on a Commercial Cryocooler
Commercial cryocoolers have significant price and lead time advantages over coolers built exclusively for the space market, but there are many challenges that must be overcome before using a COTS cooler for flight. The initial cost advantage is significantly narrowed by the cost of adapting the COTS cooler for flight. JPL is developing a “turnkey” cryogenic cooling solution based on a commercial cryocooler with the intention that it can become a standard product. The goal is to develop a complete, fully redundant cryogenic cooling solution based on the Thales 9310. The system includes the cooler, brackets to provide mounting and cooling, supporting structures, vibration isolation, thermal straps, thermal switches, and drive electronics. This paper discusses qualification of the various components for flight, including launch vibration and thermal performance testing, as well as a full up testing of the completed assembly.
De-orbit, descent and landing on Europa: key challenges and an architecture
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How microRNAs are Key Regulators for Space Biology and COVID-19
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Nasa Space Launch System Completes Key Hotfire Test and Begins Vehicle Integration
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Approaches for Phasing Commercial-Off-The-Shelf Electronic Parts into NASA Missions: Key NESC Phase I Study Results and NASA GSFC Recommendations
This presentation briefly summarizes results from a NASA Engineering and Safety Center Study on the use of commercial-off-the-shelf electronic parts, and the implementation recommendations from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center for use in NASA missions.
NASA Space Launch System Completes Key Hot Fire Test and Begins Vehicle Integration
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NASA's Wideband Multilingual Terminal Efforts as a Key Building Block for a Future Interoperable Communications Architecture
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NASA Space Launch System Completes Key Hot Fire Test and Begins Vehicle Integration
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