NASA NTRS · 19900000606
Making Lightweight Structures By Vapor Deposition
Abstract
Technique developed for fabrication of stiff, strong, lightweight structures of silicon carbide or other materials by any of several deposition processes. Structures made by method can have complicated shapes. Ability to manufacture complex shape from pure deposited SiC useful and leads to new products in several fields. These lightweight structures used as backup structures for optical components, as structural components in automotive, aerospace, and outer space applications, and as lightweight parts of furniture for outer space.
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Goela, Jitendra S., Pickering, Michael A., Taylor, Raymond L.. 1990-11-01. Making Lightweight Structures By Vapor Deposition. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900000606
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