THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF HIGH TEMPERATURE INSULATION MATERIALS IN AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS.

E. A. Skrabek; R. P. Tye; A. O. Desjarlais

THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF HIGH TEMPERATURE INSULATION MATERIALS IN AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS.

E. A. Skrabek, R. P. Tye, A. O. Desjarlais

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A number of load-bearing thermal insulation materials have been evaluated for thermal performance characteristics up to 1200 K in various gaseous and vacuum environments. The materials studied encompassed cellular, fiber, and sintered fiber products including microporous fiber block samples. Details of the special techniques required for high temperature-guarded hot plate measurement in different environments are outlined. Results are presented for the materials and compared with limited data available for many of the products.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	361-370
Number of pages	10
Journal	Revue internationale des hautes temperatures et des refractaires
Volume	16
Issue number	4
State	Published - 1978
Event	Eur Thermophys Prop Conf, 6th - Dubrovnik, Yugosl Duration: Jul 26 1978 → Jul 30 1978

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