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Title: |
Development of lightweight aluminum hollowcore solar cell array technology
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Author(s): |
Carlson, J. A.
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Abstract: |
A baseline configuration for a three section folding array, with retraction capability, was developed which would utilize electroformed aluminum hollowcore substrates and beryllium frames. The three section array was not fabricated because of difficulties with impurities in the aluminum electroforming bath. A procedure was developed for etching the copper mandrel from virtually any size of aluminum hollowcore panel in approximately one hour. Procedures were developed for analyzing the content of peroxide, water, total aluminum, and lithium-aluminum-hydride in an aluminum electroforming solution.
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NASA Center: |
NASA (non Center Specific)
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Publication Date: |
JAN 1, 1971
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Document Source: |
CASI |
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Document ID: |
19720005397
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Accession ID: |
72N13046
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Publication Information: |
Number of Pages = 109 |
Report Number: |
FR-4045; NASA-CR-112002
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Contract-Grant-Task Number: |
NAS1-9495 |
Price Code: |
A06 |
Keywords: |
ARRAYS; FABRICATION; SOLAR CELLS; TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT; ALUMINUM; MANDRELS; STRUCTURAL DESIGN;
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Accessibility: |
Unclassified; No Copyright; Unlimited; Publicly available; |
Updated/Added to NTRS: |
2009-01-29 |
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