Twelve papers are presented on the problems of space simulation. Following an introduction (1), the topics duscussed include: (2) the over-all problem of the design and operation of space chambers, (3) the parameters to be considered in simulating a space environment, (4) the simulation of thermal radiation and (5) the heat-sink effect of space, (6) the various types of vacuum pumps, (7) the technique of 'cryopumping', (8) the analysis of the vibrations encountered in space flight, (9) a general program for the detection of leaks, (10) the state-of-the-art of the instrumentation of space chambers, (11) the status of a space-environment simulation chamber in which manned spacecraft will be tested, and (12) the system design of space simulation chambers. (Author)
Space Simulation Chambers and Techniques
1964
499 pages
Report
No indication
English
Laboratory & Test Facility Design & Operation , Space simulation chambers , Design , Performance(Engineering) , Thermal radiation , Space environments , Simulation , Heat sinks , Vacuum pumps , Cryopumping , Vibration , Space flight , State-of-the-art reviews , Instrumentation , Manned spacecraft , Test facilities , Pressure , Environmental tests , Solar radiation , Albedo(Astronomy) , Leak detectors , Vacuum , Ionization gages , Mass spectroscopy , Surface temperature , Measurement , Systems engineering , Nato
Space Simulation Chambers and Techniques
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|Catalog of space simulation vacuum chambers
TIBKAT | 1964
|Cryopumps for evacuating space simulation chambers
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