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Thermal Control Materials on MISSE-5 with Comparison to Earlier Flight Data

Author
Finckenor, Miria
Published
[2007].
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1 electronic document
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Pippin, Gary and Zwiener, James M.
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Summary
A variety of thermal control materials were flown on the Materials on International Space Station Experiment (MISSE)-5. Several types of beta cloth, as used in multi-layer insulation blankets, were flown, including samples from the same batch as used on the International Space Station. Two candidate sunshade materials for the James Webb Space Telescope were also exposed on MISSE-5. The white thermal control coating AZ93 was applied to Kapton instead of aluminum; this sample maintained good solar absorptance and did not indicate any significant level of contamination to the MISSE-5 experiment. Marker coatings maintained their color. Thermo-optical properties are discussed, along with comparable data from MISSE-2 and the Passive Optical Sample Assembly (POSA) - I experiments.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note
Document ID: 20070031887.
National Space and Missile Materials Symposium; 25-29 Jun. 2007; Keystone, CO; United States.
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