Degradation of Spacecraft Materials

Dever, Joyce A.; Banks, Bruce A.; Groh, Kim K. de; Miller, Sharon K.

doi:10.1016/b978-1-4377-3455-3.00024-9

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“…61 They include polysiloxane binder and nanophase silicon/metal-oxo-clusters. 69 Figure 16.14 shows scanning electron microscope photographs of typical hypervelocity impact craters in aluminum and fluorinated ethylene-propylene Teflon from the Long Duration Exposure Facility spacecraft. The coating has also self-healing properties which permit self repair of surface after it was damaged by space debris.…”

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“…A protective silica layer is being formed which gives protection to the coating against atomic oxygen. 69 The impact of in-service environmental stressors on the durability of exterior decorative aerospace coating systems was investigated using accelerated weathering for a highgloss polyurethane-based monocoat with and without clearcoat. 61 EMMAQUA and WOM were used in studies of performance of polyurethane, aircraft coating.…”

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