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Solar Probe Risk Reduction Study – Preliminary Data JHU/APL Proprietary Solar Probe Targeted Technologies Development Status

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Page 1: Solar Probe Status M#143619 - NASA · 2019. 3. 12. · September 21, 2006 Solar Probe Risk Reduction Study 5 Solar Probe Risk Reduction Status ♣A detailed design of the Thermal

Solar Probe Risk Reduction Study – Preliminary DataJHU/APL Proprietary

Solar ProbeTargeted Technologies Development

Status

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Thermal Protection System RiskReduction Program

Get the data necessaryto design the TPS

• material properties• fabrication approaches• top-level design trade-offs• coupon and subscale

analog fabrication & testing

Update the TPS design Fabricate and test a prototype unit

• detailed design trades• engineering analysis• detailed design drawings

• Demonstrate full scalefabrication & assembly

• Full scale structural testing• Apply lessons learned for

next build

STDTBaseline

Year 1 (9/05 - 8/06) Year 2 (9/06 –3/08)Start Design and Fabrication of Prototype Unit

♣Planned as two year effort culminating in fabrication and test offull scale prototype unit

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TPS Risk ReductionFirst Year Focus Areas

♣ Coupon testing to obtain material properties and performance at environments♣ Full scale analog fabrication and testing in selected areas shown below to reduce

risk necessary for development of full scale prototype in second year

Strut attachment to spacecraft

Strut attachment approach toprimary and/or secondary shield

Strut design

Primary and secondary shieldattachment approach

Secondary shield insulationand structure interfaces

Attachment joints and stiffener interfaces

Optical coatings

Carbon-carbon primary shield shell properties

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Primary Heat Shield SecondaryHeat Shield

Truss

2002 2006

Increasing Maturity of Spacecraft TPS andStructure

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Solar Probe Risk Reduction Status

♣A detailed design of the Thermal Protection System (TPS) hasbeen conducted, which includes:¬ Carbon-carbon (C-C) test pieces for the Primary Shield have been

designed by APL and manufactured by two vendors (C-CAT, HITCO)¬ Mechanical and environmental tests (thermal, radiation, optical

properties) of the C-C coupons have been conducted to confirm thematerials selection

¬ Selection of the Secondary Shield carbon foam material and integratingdesigns of the attachment of the Secondary Shield to the Primary ShieldCone have been performed

¬ Detailed design of a truss structure to attach the spacecraft to thePrimary Shield has been performed

¬ A CAD-model using actual coupon thicknesses and measured densitieshas been developed to provide a mass estimate of the TPS andcorroborate the 2005 STDT mass values

♣The project has developed the information necessary tofabricate and test a full-scale prototype of the ThermalProtection System.¬ The effort consists on the fabrication and testing of the full scale

Thermal Protection System prototype unit. This will demonstrate fullscale fabrication, assembly and testing capability.