Thermal contact conductance between metals in a vacuum environment

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Aug 1965

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Final Report IBM Federal Systems Div., Huntsville, AL.

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Aluminum, Lithium, Magnesium, Resistance, Surface Temperature, Thermal Conductivity, Thermal Vacuum Tests, Saturn 1B Launch Vehicles, Test Equipment

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Basic heat transfer data for structural materials used in the Saturn 1B/V 1U component case structural design were obtained. The main emphasis is on thermal contact conductance between dissimilar metallic surfaces, since thermal conductivity values within solids have been sufficiently established previously. The test program outline and test results are described. The following materials were tested: aluminum 6061-T6 (12 samples), aluminum 356 (as cast), almag 35 (as cast), magnesium AZ91C-T4 (4 samples), and mag lithium LA-141 (2 samples).

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