The surfaces of many materials exposed in low earth orbit are modified due to interaction with atomic oxygen. Chemical changes and surface roughening effects can occur which alter optical and other properties. The experiment A0114 contained 128 solid surface samples, half of which were exposed on the front and half on the rear of Long Duration Exposure Facility. Each sample was subjected to many analyses, but only the methods and techniques are described which were used to measure the changes in roughness, erosion depths, and material growth using profilometry
A comparison of the relative erosion yields (volume of material removed per oxygen atom arriving) fo...
The atomic oxygen erosion yield (volume of a polymer that is lost due to oxidation per incident atom...
In this paper we use a photothermal imaging technique to characterize the damage caused to an imperf...
Due to delays in manifesting the return of the Long Duration Exposure Facility from space, attention...
Analysis of surfaces from the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) continued during the reporting ...
Surface profilometry and scanning electron microscopy were utilized to study changes in the surface ...
Understanding of the basic processes of atomic oxygen interaction is currently at a very elementary ...
Atomic oxygen readily reacts with most spacecraft polymer materials exposed to the low Earth orbital...
During the contract period, work concentrated on four main components. Data from the UAH silver pin ...
The measurement of the erosion yield (volume lost per incident atom) of polymers and carbon using lo...
Erosion rates of organic materials are measured during a recent flight of the shuttle (STS-8). Sever...
Abstract: Atomic oxygen readily reacts with most spacecraft polymer materials exposed to the low Ear...
At the altitudes of low-earth orbit (LEO), atomic oxygen (AO) is the most abundant chemical species....
A recession measurement technique has been developed at the NASA Glenn Research Center to determine ...
Polymers and other oxidizable materials on the exterior of spacecraft in the low Earth orbit (LEO) s...
A comparison of the relative erosion yields (volume of material removed per oxygen atom arriving) fo...
The atomic oxygen erosion yield (volume of a polymer that is lost due to oxidation per incident atom...
In this paper we use a photothermal imaging technique to characterize the damage caused to an imperf...
Due to delays in manifesting the return of the Long Duration Exposure Facility from space, attention...
Analysis of surfaces from the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) continued during the reporting ...
Surface profilometry and scanning electron microscopy were utilized to study changes in the surface ...
Understanding of the basic processes of atomic oxygen interaction is currently at a very elementary ...
Atomic oxygen readily reacts with most spacecraft polymer materials exposed to the low Earth orbital...
During the contract period, work concentrated on four main components. Data from the UAH silver pin ...
The measurement of the erosion yield (volume lost per incident atom) of polymers and carbon using lo...
Erosion rates of organic materials are measured during a recent flight of the shuttle (STS-8). Sever...
Abstract: Atomic oxygen readily reacts with most spacecraft polymer materials exposed to the low Ear...
At the altitudes of low-earth orbit (LEO), atomic oxygen (AO) is the most abundant chemical species....
A recession measurement technique has been developed at the NASA Glenn Research Center to determine ...
Polymers and other oxidizable materials on the exterior of spacecraft in the low Earth orbit (LEO) s...
A comparison of the relative erosion yields (volume of material removed per oxygen atom arriving) fo...
The atomic oxygen erosion yield (volume of a polymer that is lost due to oxidation per incident atom...
In this paper we use a photothermal imaging technique to characterize the damage caused to an imperf...