NASA's Plans for Development of a Standard for Additive Manufactured Components
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This slide presents a summary for a soon to be released white paper on augmenting NASA-STD-6030 for off-world manufacturing. It examines the driving need for in-space manufacturing and its corresponding risks, challenges, potential solutions, and technology development needed to qualify a process.
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This presentation describes the historical context and contemporary implementation of the NASA pre-launch quarantine program known as the Health Stabilization Program (HSP).
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Conference on dynamics and aeroelasticity of structural materials for space shuttle design considerations
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The NASA Aerospace Flight Battery Systems Program task status is reviewed. Major tasks incorporated in the program are battery systems, secondary batteries, and primary batteries.
Lithium and copper electrode studies in research and development of high capacity nonaqueous secondary battery
Dry tape battery concept - cathode and anode research, energy densities, tape cell preparation, and supporting research
The engineering team in the Propulsion and Power Division designs, develops, tests and evaluates electric power and safe battery system solutions.
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Engineering development of high capacity nonaqueous secondary battery
This presentation provides information on battery passivation of spacecraft at the end of mission (EOM) life. The goal of battery passivation is to tackle the growing problem of orbital debris and its impact on space sustainability. NASA is increasingly using commercially produced buses in NASA missions, and this presentation provides information on EOM spacecraft passivation for NASA missions.
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