The allowable leakage rate for space hardware is typically specified as scc/sec of helium. It is important to be able to use the measured helium leakage rate to calculate the expected leakage rate of the working fluid. In this U.S. Spacesuit Knowledge Capture seminar, Dr. Eugene Ungar will explore the physical configuration of typical leak paths, discuss the physics of molecular, transition, and continuum flow, and present the accepted method of conservatively calculating the expected leakage rate of the working fluid
Calibrated enclosure technique for rapid and accurate determination of leak rate
Developed in 2018-2019, NASA-STD-7012 Leak Test Requirements, has been drafted based mostly on the N...
Abstract − The calibration of helium permeation reference leaks below 10-14 mol/s is presented. The ...
Discovery of leakage on several International Space Station U.S. Laboratory Module ammonia system qu...
Hermetic packaging is crucial for enclosing sensitive components such as those found in implantable ...
Discovery of leakage on several International Space Station U.S. LAB ammonia system quick disconnect...
NASA is interested in field testing for possible leakage in their fueling systems; however, many fue...
Portable helium detector measuring helium leak rates makes possible the use of the inert gas helium ...
As deep space exploration continues to be the goal of NASAs human spaceflight program, verification ...
Quantitative leak tests with vacuum technology have become an important tool in industry for safety...
Advances in nondestructive testing for leak rate characterisation are rare because procedures are we...
Standard leaks are used throughout industry for various applications, such as gas transfer, calibrat...
U-tube containing liquid indicates pressure differences in a leakage tester. This tube, connecting t...
The most diffused leak detection method for the leak rates lower than 10(-2) mbarL/s that is based o...
An enhancement to the pressure decay leak rate method with mass point analysis solved deficiencies i...
Calibrated enclosure technique for rapid and accurate determination of leak rate
Developed in 2018-2019, NASA-STD-7012 Leak Test Requirements, has been drafted based mostly on the N...
Abstract − The calibration of helium permeation reference leaks below 10-14 mol/s is presented. The ...
Discovery of leakage on several International Space Station U.S. Laboratory Module ammonia system qu...
Hermetic packaging is crucial for enclosing sensitive components such as those found in implantable ...
Discovery of leakage on several International Space Station U.S. LAB ammonia system quick disconnect...
NASA is interested in field testing for possible leakage in their fueling systems; however, many fue...
Portable helium detector measuring helium leak rates makes possible the use of the inert gas helium ...
As deep space exploration continues to be the goal of NASAs human spaceflight program, verification ...
Quantitative leak tests with vacuum technology have become an important tool in industry for safety...
Advances in nondestructive testing for leak rate characterisation are rare because procedures are we...
Standard leaks are used throughout industry for various applications, such as gas transfer, calibrat...
U-tube containing liquid indicates pressure differences in a leakage tester. This tube, connecting t...
The most diffused leak detection method for the leak rates lower than 10(-2) mbarL/s that is based o...
An enhancement to the pressure decay leak rate method with mass point analysis solved deficiencies i...
Calibrated enclosure technique for rapid and accurate determination of leak rate
Developed in 2018-2019, NASA-STD-7012 Leak Test Requirements, has been drafted based mostly on the N...
Abstract − The calibration of helium permeation reference leaks below 10-14 mol/s is presented. The ...