The results of a program to develop a lightweight high temperature reusable fastening system for aerospace vehicle thermal protection system applications are documented. This feasibility program resulted in several fastener innovations which will meet the specific needs of the heat shield application. Three systems were designed from Hayes 188 alloy and tested by environmental exposure and residual mechanical properties. The designs include a clinch stud with a collar retainer, a weld stud with a split ring retainer, and a caged stud with a collar retainer. The results indicated that a lightweight, reusable, high temperature fastening system can be developed for aerospace vehicle application
A lot of engineering effort is currently being invested in the development of Reusable Launch Vehicl...
High temperature hydraulic system actuator seals for advanced supersonic aircraft - graph
A large structural model of a reentry vehicle has been built incorporating design concepts applicabl...
Tensile and double shear tests at cryogenic and room temperature after thermal cycling of high stren...
Testing of fasteners, bolts, rivets, and fastener materials - high temperature alloy
Future aerospace vehicles must withstand high temperatures and be able to function over a wide tempe...
Technology on fasteners and fastening devices is presented, as part of NASA's TU program to provide ...
A compilation of papers presented in a joint NASA, American Society for Metals, The George Washingto...
Uninsulated structures fabricated from carbon or silicon-based materials, which are allowed to becom...
Richard T. Barrett, Senior Aerospace Engineer of NASA Lewis Research Center presents a comprehensive...
A program was conducted to develop a lightweight, efficient metallic thermal protection system (TPS)...
A theoretical basis was developed for the design of fasteners which are free of thermal stress. A fa...
The results of static and hot tests of ceramic matrix composite fasteners for heat shield attachment...
This paper describes the preliminary development of a high force thermal latch (HFTL). The HFTL has ...
A family of high performance aerospace fasteners made from corrosion resistant alloys for use in app...
A lot of engineering effort is currently being invested in the development of Reusable Launch Vehicl...
High temperature hydraulic system actuator seals for advanced supersonic aircraft - graph
A large structural model of a reentry vehicle has been built incorporating design concepts applicabl...
Tensile and double shear tests at cryogenic and room temperature after thermal cycling of high stren...
Testing of fasteners, bolts, rivets, and fastener materials - high temperature alloy
Future aerospace vehicles must withstand high temperatures and be able to function over a wide tempe...
Technology on fasteners and fastening devices is presented, as part of NASA's TU program to provide ...
A compilation of papers presented in a joint NASA, American Society for Metals, The George Washingto...
Uninsulated structures fabricated from carbon or silicon-based materials, which are allowed to becom...
Richard T. Barrett, Senior Aerospace Engineer of NASA Lewis Research Center presents a comprehensive...
A program was conducted to develop a lightweight, efficient metallic thermal protection system (TPS)...
A theoretical basis was developed for the design of fasteners which are free of thermal stress. A fa...
The results of static and hot tests of ceramic matrix composite fasteners for heat shield attachment...
This paper describes the preliminary development of a high force thermal latch (HFTL). The HFTL has ...
A family of high performance aerospace fasteners made from corrosion resistant alloys for use in app...
A lot of engineering effort is currently being invested in the development of Reusable Launch Vehicl...
High temperature hydraulic system actuator seals for advanced supersonic aircraft - graph
A large structural model of a reentry vehicle has been built incorporating design concepts applicabl...