The Behavior of Systems in the Space Environment 1993
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-2048-7_11
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Ultraviolet and Vacuum-Ultraviolet Radiation Effects on Spacecraft Thermal Control Materials

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“…The solar radiation spectrum is approximated by a black-body radiation curve ( = 5780 K) which is the basis for the measured worst-case-scenario values at = 1 au (Table 6). The UV radiation analysis is particularly important since it is known to degrade the surface materials of a spacecraft causing a variety of problems [43].…”
Section: Electromagnetic Radiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The solar radiation spectrum is approximated by a black-body radiation curve ( = 5780 K) which is the basis for the measured worst-case-scenario values at = 1 au (Table 6). The UV radiation analysis is particularly important since it is known to degrade the surface materials of a spacecraft causing a variety of problems [43].…”
Section: Electromagnetic Radiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Действительно, данные как по летным экспериментам, так и по лабораторным испытаниям, указывают на серьезные последствия деградации полимерных материалов после воздействия ВУФ [5][6][7]. Например, органические материалы, в частности пленки Kapton® и Teflon® снятые со спутника SolarMaximumMission имели серьезные повреждения [8]. Тепловые покрытия, которые находились на околоземной орбите в течение четырех лет и двух месяцев, показали деградацию, характеризующуюся интенсивной эрозией, возникающей на поверхностях материала подвергавшегося воздействию как ВУФ, так и атомарного кислорода.…”
Section: Tspacecraft=αsolar/εunclassified
“…Ultraviolet (UV) and vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) light can also have significant degradation effects on materials used for space applications in solar exposure, e.g., orbiting spacecraft. It can lead to surface erosion and a change of the solar absorptance visible in the material's darkening [4]. Temperature fluctuations and high vacuum can enhance the material degradation additionally and synergistically.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%