NASA NTRS · 19890035657
Space 2010
Abstract
An account is given of the thrust of the NASA-Lewis Research Center's developmental activities in advanced materials for aerospace propulsion and space power systems; these materials must have exceptional strength/weight values, possess high operating temperature capabilities, exhibit long-term property stability, and be affordable within program budgetary constraints. Metal-matrix composites are prominent among emerging materials for space propulsion systems; representative of current interest in this field are the tungsten fiber-reinforced superalloys, which are applicable to liquid rocket propulsion systems' turbomachinery.
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Fordyce, J. Stuart, Grisaffe, Salvatore J., Stephens, Joseph R.. 1989-01-01. Space 2010. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890035657
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