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Thermal Design, Analysis, and Testing of the Quench Module Insert Bread Board

Abstract

The science requirements for materials processing is to provide the desired PI requirements of thermal gradient, solid/liquid interface front velocity for a given processing temperature desired by the PI. Processing is performed by translating the furnace with the sample in a stationary position to minimize any disturbances to the solid/liquid interface front during steady state processing. Typical sample materials for this metals and alloys furnace are lead-tin alloys, lead-antimony alloys, and aluminum alloys. Samples must be safe to process and therefore typically are contained with hermetically sealed cartridge tubes (gas tight) with inner ceramic liners (liquid tight) to prevent contamination and/or reaction of the sample material with the cartridge tube.

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Breeding Shawn, Khodabandeh, Julia, Turner, Larry D.. 2001-01-01. Thermal Design, Analysis, and Testing of the Quench Module Insert Bread Board. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020021943

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