NASA NTRS · 19800010895
Advanced materials for space
Abstract
The principal thrust of the LSST program is to develop the materials technology required for confident design of large space systems such as antennas and platforms. Areas of research in the FY-79 program include evaluation of polysulfones, measurement of the coefficient of thermal expansion of low expansion composite laminates, thermal cycling effects, and cable technology. The development of new long thermal control coatings and adhesives for use in space is discussed. The determination of radiation damage mechanisms of resin matrix composites and the formulation of new polymer matrices that are inherently more stable in the space environment are examined.
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Tenney, D. R., Slemp, W. S., Long, E. R., Jr., Sykes, G. F.. 1980-02-01. Advanced materials for space. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800010895
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