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NASA-LLIS-0783

Lessons Learned - Thermal Test Levels & Durations

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Organization: NASA
Publication Date: 14 April 2000
Status: active
Page Count: 8
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Practice:

Perform thermal dwell test on protoflight hardware over the temperature range of +75°C/-20°C (applied at the thermal control/mounting surface or shearplate) for 24 hours at the cold end and 144 to 288 hours at the hot end. Note: Thermal dwell testing is the standard practice at JPL for systems and components which do not thermally cycle during flight. For systems and components that do thermally cycle (generally over a range greater than 20°C) in flight, the JPL practice is to cycle over a conservative range for three times the number of flight cycles.

Document History

NASA-LLIS-0783
April 14, 2000
Lessons Learned - Thermal Test Levels & Durations
Practice: Perform thermal dwell test on protoflight hardware over the temperature range of +75°C/-20°C (applied at the thermal control/mounting surface or shearplate) for 24 hours at the cold end...
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