In the realm of re-entry testing, ensuring the safe disintegration of returning spacecraft parts is paramount. At AAC, we underscore the critical significance of demisability tests. These tests simulate [...]
Operating in the challenging environment of space, satellites contend with extreme temperature fluctuations, radiation exposure, and the vacuum of the cosmos. Essential for fortifying these satellites against such harsh [...]
Outgassing of materials in vacuum is often treated neglectfully. Typically, only one side of the equation is considered, such as the loss of oil in a bearing. However, the [...]
In the dynamic landscape of advancements, companies often find themselves specializing in narrow scientific and technological domains. At Aerospace & Advanced Composites (AAC), our operational model covers a variety [...]
A slip ring (in electrical engineering terms) is a method of making an electrical connection through a rotating assembly. Slip rings, also called rotary electrical interfaces, rotating electrical connectors, [...]
Novel materials and products, before their final application, must undergo a series of rigorous tests to demonstrate their ability to withstand physical, chemical, and/or environmental challenges. Autoclave testing provides [...]
Die Charakterisierung von Materialien und Bauteilen auf makro- und mikroskopischer Ebene ermöglicht eine Vielzahl von verschiedenen Untersuchungen: • Identifizierung von Fehlermechanismen im Zuge von Schadensanalysen. • Qualifikation von neuen [...]
A common failure mode seen during the testing and operation of spacecraft is termed ‘cold-welding’ (‘coldwelding’, ‘contact welding’, ‘adhesion’, ‘sticking’ or ‘stiction’). Coldwelding is a solid-state welding process in [...]
Ball bearings are essential components in various mechanical systems, designed for their high hardness to ensure wear resistance and the ability to withstand high contact stresses. For many years, [...]
A high degree of dimensional stability is often required for aircraft and spacecraft components. In order to evaluate polymeric composite materials for aerospace applications the coefficients of thermal expansion [...]
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