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Polymeric Materials for Aerospace Power and Propulsion : Overview of Polymer Research at NASA Glenn

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Meador, Michael A.
Published
February 12, 2007.
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Summary
Weight, durability and performance are all major concerns for any NASA mission. Use of lightweight materials, such as fiber reinforced polymer matrix composites can lead to significant reductions in vehicle weight and improvements in vehicle performance. Research in the Polymeric Materials Branch at NASA Glenn is focused on improving the durability, properties, processability and performance of polymeric materials by utilizing both conventional polymer science and engineering as well as nanotechnology and bioinspired approaches. This presentation will provide an overview of these efforts and highlight recent progress.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 20070022363.
High Temple Workshop 27/DoD-NASA; 12-15 Feb. 2007; Sedona, AZ; United States.
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