NASA NTRS · 20110011496
Electrostatic Evaluation: SCAPE Suit Materials
Abstract
The surface resistivity tests are performed per the requirements of the ESD Association Standard Test Method ESD STM11.11*. These measurements are taken using a PRS-801 resistance system with an Electro Tech System (ETS) PRF-911 concentric ring resistance probe. The tests require a five pound weight on top of cylindrical electrodes and were conducted at both ambient and low humidity conditions. In order for materials to "pass" resistivity tests the surface of the materials must either be conductive or statically dissipative otherwise the materials "fail" ESD. Volume resistivity tests are also conducted to measure conductivity through the material as opposed to conductivity along the surface. These tests are conducted using the same PRS-801 resistance system with the Electro Tech System PRF-911 concentric ring resistance probe but are performed in accordance with ESD Association Standard Test Method ESD STM11.l2**.
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Buhler, Charles, Calle, Carlos. 2005-07-21. Electrostatic Evaluation: SCAPE Suit Materials. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110011496
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