HARLEM: A carbon–phenolic ablator for scientific exploration
Erik Poloni,
Felix Grigat,
Martin Eberhart
et al.
Abstract:Space exploration missions rely on ablative heat shields for the thermal protection of spacecraft during atmospheric entry flights. While dedicated research is needed for future missions, the scientific community has limited access to ablative materials typically used in aerospace. In this paper, we report the development of the HEFDiG Ablation Research Laboratory ExperimentMaterial (HARLEM), a carbon–phenolic ablator designed to supply the need for ablative materials in laboratory experiments. HARLEM is manuf… Show more
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